Earl Soham
The Street, Earl Soham IP13 7RT
tel. (01728) 684097
Earl Soham was set up behind the Victoria pub in 1984 and continued there until 2001 when the brewery moved 200 metres down the road. The Victoria and the Station in Framlingham both sell the beers on a regular basis and, when there is spare stock, it is supplied to local free houses and as many beer festivals as possible. Ten outlets are supplied and two pubs are owned.
Brandeston Gold is brewed using barley grown for the brewery at a farm in Brandeston and locally grown hops.
Brandeston Gold is brewed using barley grown for the brewery at a farm in Brandeston and locally grown hops.
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Click here for a list of some pubs and/or shops stocking beers from Earl Soham
| regular draught beers Albert Ale 4.3% Brandeston Gold 4.5% Empress of India Pale Ale 4.7% Gannet Mild 3.3% Pale Ale 4.0% Sir Roger's Porter 4.1% Victoria Bitter 3.6% |
seasonal/occasional draught beers Jolabrugg 5.0% |
This is a list of pubs and/or shops known to regularly or frequently sell beers from Earl Soham. It is not an exhaustive list; there are many other outlets we don't yet know about.
Pubs stocking Earl Soham beers
- Bedfield: Crown
- Beyton: Bear
- Bradfield St George: Fox and Hounds
- Bramfield: Bell
- Bredfield: Castle
- Brundish: Crown
- Bungay: Castles
- Bury St Edmunds: Old Cannon
- Charsfield: Three Horseshoes
- Coddenham: Duke's Head
- Crowfield: Rose
- Debenham: Angel
- Earl Soham: Victoria
- Framlingham: Station
- Great Glemham: Crown
- Henley: Cross Keys
- Hitcham: White Horse
- Ipswich: Dales
- Ipswich: Dove Street Inn
- Ipswich: Fat Cat
- Ipswich: Rose & Crown
- Kettleburgh: Chequers
- Little Glemham: Lion
- Market Weston: Mill
- Metfield: Duke William
- Offton: Limeburners
- Otley: White Hart
- Pettistree: Greyhound
- Rendham: White Horse
- Rumburgh: Buck
- Stoke by Nayland: Crown
- Sudbury: White Horse
- Thurston: Fox & Hounds
- Walsham le Willows: Blue Boar
- Westleton: Crown
- Wetherden: Maypole
- Wingfield: De La Pole Arms
- Woodbridge: Sekforde Tap
- Yaxley: Cherry Tree
