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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
Hopping for a Good Harvest!

Hopping for a Good Harvest!

The Sustainability Team has been growing hops for several years now.  As the hops start to flourish in the spring sunshine across campus, here’s a whirlwind photo tour of our […]

31 Mar, 202128 Oct, 2021 Nature and wildlife, Sustainability Engagement1 Comment on Hopping for a Good Harvest!
Heritage & History – Why we grow hops and what we do with them! A conversation with Emeritus Professor Peter Vujakovic

Heritage & History – Why we grow hops and what we do with them! A conversation with Emeritus Professor Peter Vujakovic

Another Heritage & History post is here! This time we are chatting to one of the University’s Emeritus Professors, Peter Vujakovic. We will be talking to Peter about all things […]

02 Dec, 202027 Jan, 2023 learningforthefuture, Student Green OfficeLeave a Comment on Heritage & History – Why we grow hops and what we do with them! A conversation with Emeritus Professor Peter Vujakovic
Edible Campus: Introducing ‘Green Chapel Ale’

Edible Campus: Introducing ‘Green Chapel Ale’

Freshly harvested hops have a very limited window, roughly 4-6 hours, before they become unsuitable to be used in brewing so it was a rather mad ‘race to the finish’ to get them collected and transported to the brewery in time!

23 Oct, 201527 Jan, 2023 Edible Campus, Student Green OfficeLeave a Comment on Edible Campus: Introducing ‘Green Chapel Ale’

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