CURIOUS BREWERY LAUNCHES SECOND CHAPTER OF CURIOUSER & CURIOUSER
Curious Brewery, the brewery owned by England’s leading winemaker, Chapel Down, announces the launch of Curiouser & Curiouser:Chapter 2. The release of this delicately refined elderflower saison marks the second addition to the brewery’s Curiouser & Curiouser series of limited edition batch beers, each produced with a winemaker’s twist. Curiouser & Curiouser: Chapter 2 is produced in collaboration with London-based brewery Brew By
Numbers.This crisp,dry, fruity, saison is the first of the Curiouser & Curiouser range available in the on-trade across selected Fullers and Barworks, (full listings below) and online exclusively at
www.curiousbrewery.com.
•Available in limited quantities, this rare beer recreates several of the modern classic English grape varietal,Bacchus,which Chapel Down has developed a strong reputation with in its wines and sparkling
wines.These notes are complemented perfectly by the dry and fruity qualities of Brew By Numbers’ house saison yeast,which are amplified by the delicate vinous, floral and soft fruity notes of hallertau blanc and huell melon hops.
• Chapel Down HeadWinemaker, Josh Donaghay-Spire says “With Curiouser & Curiouser:Chapter 2 we have strived to create a new, exciting, and forward-thinking beer that is as focused on quality as it is drinkability, crafted with our winemakers care and fi- nesse. “Whether it’s developing new styles, adapting established ones,or shining a light on more enigmatic techniques,Brew By Numbers crafts each beer with the same level of care, attention and respect that we pride ourselves with here at Chapel Down. Brew By Numbers align perfectly with our own goals of producing great, high-quality beer and of always staying curious.”
• Curious Brewery Managing Director Gareth Bath says,“We couldn’t be more thrilled with this second chapter to the Curiouser & Curiouser range. At the heart of what we do is an unquenchable thirst to learn and discover, so we try to be fearless in breaking convention and challenging the status quo in our search for great
taste.Curiouser & Curiouser epitomises this, and the inspiration we take from craft is coupled with the care that winemakers bring to wine.“For anyone who thinks of themselves as only a wine-drinker, I’d encourage them to give this a try and to explore the overlap between our premium beers and the wines they love.” “We’ve been incredibly fortunate to be able to launch Chapter 2 exclusively in the on-trade across some stunning Fullers and Barworks
venues.There is a distinct and inescapable refinement and finesse to this beer. So what better locations to launch the beer in, than the likes of FullersThe Merchant Canary Wharf and Barworks SingerTavern who have these qualities front and centre of their offering”
In homage to its winemaking influence, Chapter 2 is bottled in a 75cl wine bottle, with a cream label and seal with a silver cap in Brew by Numbers signature style.
Curiouser & Curiouser Chapter 2: A crisp dry, fruity saison (ABV 7.3%, 75cl) retails for £8.00 per bottle and is available to purchase online from the
www.curiousbrewery.comwebsite and at selected Fullers and Barworks venues at £8.00 per bottle or £4.75 per half pint.
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Released on Digital HD 13th August and DVD 20th August An engrossing political thriller inspired by true events, the curse of family legacy and a web of lies
take hold of a tragedy set to change both the influential Kennedy dynasty, and US history, forever.
Synopsis: On July 18, 1969, Sen.Ted Kennedy drives his car off of a bridge on Massachusetts' Chappaquiddick
Island.The accident results in the death of passenger Mary Jo Kopechne, a 28- year-old campaign strategist who worked for Kennedy. The ongoing investigation into the mysterious and scandalous events forever alters his political legacy - and ultimately changes the course of presidential history.
This film puts the spotlight on the seldom explored, dark, defining moment of Kennedy family history, no detail is spared in this thorough character study of power, arrogance, and tragedy. Stepping into the Senator’s shoes, Jason Clarke’s multifaceted performance as Ted F. Kennedy is one not of a well-imagined character,but a complex man.Riddled with guilt yet driven by ambition, Clarke guides us to front row seats of a show where struggles with family legacy, and displays of slimy self-preservation alike leave audiences debating whether to offer sympathy or condemnation. Behind Clarke is an equally talented supporting cast, including Academy Award nominee Bruce
Dern as the ailing, yet venomous patriarch, Joe Kennedy Sr.
While his brothers like President John
F.Kennedy are no strangers to film, the first dramatic retelling ofTed Kennedy’s darkest hour has been a long time coming. Rejecting Hollywood sensationalism in favour of a chilling sobriety, John Curran’s enthralling tale of political zeitgeist and the man caught in its shadow will ensure this chapter won’t just be left to the history books.
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