St Austell brews new Eden Project beer

By Mike Berry

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Eden Project Co-founder, Sir Tim Smit; James Staughton, MD of St Austell; Gaynor Coley, Eden Project executive director, and Roger Ryman, head brewer at St Austell
Eden Project Co-founder, Sir Tim Smit; James Staughton, MD of St Austell; Gaynor Coley, Eden Project executive director, and Roger Ryman, head brewer at St Austell
Cornish brewer St Austell has brewed a beer for the Eden Project.

Eden Pale Ale is a 4.8% ABV golden beer made with British malts and Continental and New World hops. It is flavoured with saffron and alecost, a herb that was used in beers in the 16th century, and grown at the Eden Project.

The brew is part of a deal that will give St Austell pouring rights at the tourist attraction.

James Staughton, managing director of St Austell Brewery said: “We are delighted to be working with Eden on this exciting collaboration. It seems a very natural partnership between such close neighbours.

“Eden Pale Ale will be an excellent addition to our range in the exciting new craft beer market and we look forward to developing a selection of Eden-inspired beers using ingredients grown just down the road at the famous attraction."

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