FOUNDERS of a brewery are "thrilled" after winning an award from a global organisation.
Treboom Brewery, located in Beningbrough, were awarded a Great taste star for their lager, Trommel.
Co-founder of Treboom Brewery, Jane Blackman, said: "We are absolutely thrilled with the award.
"Achieving recognition for our products purely based on taste makes all the hard work worthwhile."
At 5%, Trommel is brewed in a German Kolsch style. Kolsch lagers are brewed in the same way as a standard lager. However, unlike standard lagers, they are made with a top fermenting ale yeast.
John Lewis, owner and head brewer, said: "We wanted to brew a refreshing lager people could drink on a hot day straight from the fridge, but which did not compromise on flavour.
"Kolsch, being a lager/ale hybrid, fitted the bill perfectly."
The lager was described by the judges as having a "juicy fresh flavour, with a good level of acidity."
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