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Saturday 25th April 2026 • Promotional Content


Summer Tipples Food & Drink No half measures for award-winning Arbor


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Scan the QR code to visit


arborales.co.uk and use code MOSAIC10 to


get 10% off and delivered straight to your door. Offer valid until 31 May 2026.


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Arbor has been brewing great-tasting beer — with no shortcuts — for nearly 20 years


Founded in Bristol in 2007, the brew- ery has always focused on big fla- vour, consistency and an innovative approach to brewing. In 2026, that approach was recog-


nised with Gold at the International Brewing Awards for Arbor’s Gluten Free Mosaic Pale Ale. Judged blind by brewing professionals from across the globe, the competition looks at one thing only — the quality of the beer. Te judges highlighted exactly


what Arbor pursues every day — bright hop aroma, clean fermenta- tion and proper balance. It’s a techni- cal assessment that speaks directly to quality and drinkability. Consistency is a central part of that


approach. Brewing at scale requires control, discipline and an under- standing of how small changes affect flavour. Arbor focuses on repeatabili- ty as much as creativity, paying care- ful attention to raw materials,


fer-


mentation control and quality checks throughout the process. Te aim is simple — that the beer tastes the way it should every single time. Bristol is defined by creativity and


a willingness to do things differently, and that spirit has helped shape how Arbor brews its beer. What began as a small operation supplying cask beer to local pubs has grown into a modern, established brewery producing a wide range of styles, without losing sight of what matters most — the quality and balance of the beer in the glass. Arbor has built a reputation for


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hop-forward beers that deliver impact without excess. Carefully selected hop varieties are used to create expressive aroma and flavour, while maintaining balance and clarity. Darker beers, sea- sonal releases and limited brews are all treated with the same level of care. Recipes are developed, refined and re- peated until they meet the standards the brewery sets for itself.


© MILLY FLETCHER Behind the scenes, this means in-


vesting in the right equipment and the right systems. Every stage of produc- tion is designed to protect flavour and ensure stability,


from fermentation


through to packaging. It’s a practical, hands-on approach, with decisions driven by what improves the beer rather than taking shortcuts. Sustainability is part of that same


thinking. Brewing is resource inten- sive, so Arbor has made considered investments to reduce its environ- mental impact. Renewable energy is generated on site through solar pan-


els, carbon dioxide produced during fermentation is captured and reused, and very little is wasted. Spent grain from the brewing process is collected and reused as animal feed, supporting local agriculture while keeping waste out of


landfill. Tese commitments


support how the brewery operates day-to-day and into the future. Arbor’s iconic pint cans are im-


possible to miss. Tey’re a deliberate choice and a clear signal of the brew- ery’s no-half-measures approach, delivering full pint satisfaction every time.


Arbor beers are also available in independent pubs, bars and bottle shops across the country, as well as in most major UK supermarkets. Visit arborales.co.uk


PLEASE DRINK RESPONSIBLY


© MILLY FLETCHER


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