Trinity Ales

Trinity Ales was one of Suffolk's smaller breweries. It launched in August 2009 by Graham Hunt, a beer enthusiast for many years, and derived its name from the local village church, a stone’s throw away across barley fields, the Saxon round tower church of Holy Trinity. Brewing took place in a bespoke brew-house which was home to a four-barrel plant. It had the capacity to produce over 1000 pints of real ale a week, which were bottled and labelled in the adjacent barn. Using water from its own ancient well, and locally sourced ingredients, it produced cask and bottle-conditioned beers which were supplied to pubs, restaurants, shops and festivals throughout Suffolk and beyond. Brewing ceased in the summer of 2019. Show Less