Yorkshire micro brewery wins national award for Innovation – Wold Top Brewery
Yorkshire micro brewery wins national award for Innovation

Yorkshire micro brewery wins national award for Innovation

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The team at a Yorkshire coast microbrewery is celebrating after winning a prestigious national award.

Bridlington based Wold Top Brewery was the winner of the Red Ribbon Award for 'Innovation' at a gala awards ceremony in London on 5th July.

Over 200 people joined Kate and Alex Balchin from Wold Top Brewery at the Lancaster Hotel London to celebrate the achievements of the finest family businesses around the country at the event that was hosted by Family Business Place.

Anita Brightley-Hodges, MD of Family Business Place said, "Wold Top Brewery were chosen as winners because of their clever thinking in raising the profile of their local area in order to attract new customers, because of their efficient operational procedures and because of their innovative thinking in harnessing natural energies to power their business. We are delighted to present Wold Top Brewery with this prestigious accolade and wish them continued success in running a fantastic family business."

Kate Balchin was delighted to receive the award and said; "The Red Ribbon Awards are the only national awards to recognise the contribution that family businesses of all sizes make to the British economy. It's the first time that we have entered and we are very proud that our team of 14 has won the award for Innovation and has put the Yorkshire Wolds on the family business map."

Now in its fourth year, the annual awards ceremony was a dazzling event that brought together eminent guests from some of the UK's biggest and most-loved family businesses including East End Foods, The Cambridge Satchel Company and The Goring Hotel.

Winner of the 'Lifetime Achievement' award, Michel Roux Jr. treated guests to an after dinner speech about his journey following in the footsteps of the famous Roux brothers and this was followed by entertainment from the Military Wives Choir and a Charity Auction with money-can't-buy prizes that raised almost £10,000 for Help for Heroes and Fields of Life.


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