An independent Shropshire brewery has had the chance to showcase its beers in the Houses of Parliament.
Kate Pearce alongside Kevin Hollinrake, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Enterprise and Markets and Daniel Kawczynski
Hobsons offered a range of delectable ales including some of its classic brews, as well as its most recent creation Dirty Gertie. Alongside Hobsons' range of beers, savoury food included delicious cured meats from Wenlock Edge Farm, sauces from What a Pickle! and caviar from Caviar & Cocktails.Kate said: “It was a real honour to be invited to the Houses of Parliament, to not only showcase our products but also the outstanding produce Shropshire has to offer as a collective.
"We had some great feedback from those in attendance and it was nice to take our 30th-anniversary brew on tour with us to the big city!”
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