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Pilgrims’ Ale Launches at Food Festival

Pilgrims’ Ale Launches at Food Festival

Christ Church’s new ale is arriving at the Canterbury Food and Drink Festival at the end of September! Like its predecessors – most recently The Three Choughs and Hop Picker’s […]

22 Sep, 202202 Sep, 2022 Edible Campus, Food, Heritage, Heritage Hops & Harmony, Sustainability EngagementLeave a Comment on Pilgrims’ Ale Launches at Food Festival

An Unexpected Crop!

For some time now, we have been feeding our food composter with left over fruit and vegetables from the University’s Food Court. Earlier this summer, the first batch of compost […]

23 Sep, 201927 Jan, 2023 Heritage Hops & Harmony, Nature and wildlife, WellbeingLeave a Comment on An Unexpected Crop!

What’s it like to design a beer brand?

If nine months ago someone would have told that I would be working in something I love, that is designing, in a complete different language, and far from home, probably […]

17 Sep, 201927 Jan, 2023 Heritage Hops & Harmony, Student Green OfficeLeave a Comment on What’s it like to design a beer brand?

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