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Spring beer and cheese with Ned Palmer at Hop Burns & Black, Wed 22 April


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Beer! Cheese! Together at last!


Spring has properly sprung and we've nabbed the master of mongers, cheese connoisseur Ned Palmer, for a night of new season cheeses and seasonal beers on Wed 22nd April at craft beer emporium Hop Burns & Black.


Ned says: "The new season of goat?s and sheep?s cheeses has begun - light fluffy Sleightlets and fruity Berkswells among others. It?s also time to go for the lighter flavours of young fresh cheeses to suit the warm weather - and enjoy them with some of the world's finest beers."


Get in early to reserve your spot to enjoy exciting new cheese and beer combinations with the man, the monger, the legend Ned Palmer. Tickets are ?20 each and available via www.hopburnsblack.co.uk/events. This event will be a LOT of fun.

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