Page 14. South Wales & Three Counties Herald. Issue 004
FARMING
Decorate your very own pots
Make Your Own Pots at Paint-a-Pot
EXPRESS
Visit our cosy shop in Nailsworth and spend an hour or two
decorating some pots of your choice.
A lovely way to relax for a while and get creative. We stock a huge
variety of plates, mugs, bowls, jugs, cup and saucers, teapots, vases
and ornamental pieces.
Also in stock we have a large selection of Decopatch shapes and
materials to inspire you to do either in the shop or take home.
Decopatch is a simple form of decoupage and is suitable for children
aged six and up.
We also sell kits which make perfect presents. Great fun for adults
and children alike.
On Saturdays and school holidays we do advise you to book ahead.
Either call us on 01453 835043
or e-mail [email protected]
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for special functions, such as birthday parties. These are
private bookings and you can hire your very own pub for
the night.
Mike’s background is in construction. His main business,
The microbrewery set up by Mike Bayliss almost a year
Bespoke Architectural Solutions, which design and supply
ago on the site of the former Wintles Brewery has special
industrial steel buildings, is based at the same office in
Friday night tasting sessions.
Mitcheldean. The brewery started out as a hobby, but Mike
Close to the brewery they have set up a traditional Victorian was keen enough to invest in his sideline with brand new
brewing equipment.
pub called The Brewery Tap. Once you enter the pub it
A year later, Bepoke has a 5.5 barrel brewing capacity
feels as though you have stepped back to the Victorian
and markets its beers to over 40 local outlets and through
times, whe n the Wintles Brewery was on the site, with its
a network of nationwide wholesalers. The brewing is done
slate floors and barrel vauled ceilings. It’s simply about
by Head Brewer Steve Williams and assistant brewer John
creating a traditional pub feel with a good selection of
wines and their real ales brewed on the premises and what Clayson.
Their output is just over 50 firkins a week with increased
a choice there is!
capacity planned for the future. Among their latest projects,
They are already winners of Gloucestershire’s CAMRA
they are planning to bew an alcohol ginger beer.
beer of the year award at last year’s Postlip Festival with
“We hope to introduce two or three new beers, including a
their stout, called Money for Old Rope. This is a rich dark
forest stout filled with classic rich dry flavours of malt and blonde beer and a mild, and hope to achieve steady growth
with our enthusiasm, quality and consistency”, said Mike.
grain with deep hop bitterness. Then there is Running the
Mike hopes to do the Forest showcase again this year, and
Gauntlet, a full flavoured forest bitter, which has a malty
flavour with rich roasted undertones, balanced with a good the Abergavenny Food and Drink Festival among other
food and drink events.
hop bitterness, with spicy blackcurrant aromas from late
Another great product Bespoke offer is their Bespoke
hopping.
labelling design service. You can design your own label
Saved by the Bell is a light hoppy forest bitter, a light
either online or with their in house design team and order
refreshing beer with a spicy hop bite and a light floral
aroma from the late hop addition and, if that isn’t enough, as little as three bottles for your special event. Larger
quantities are also available for weddings as table fancies
there is Over a Barrel, a richly coloured fruity strong ale
and corporate events such as golf days.
with a generous peppery finish of goldings hops.
To get in touch with the Bepoke team at The Brewery call
The brewery tap is fast becoming one of Mitcheldean’s
worst kept secrets with many people experiencing a Friday 01594 546557.
night out there for the first time every week.
Alternatively, go to their Facebook page Bespoke brewery
“It’s a good way of showcasing the beer and it’s also a
great way of controlling qality, by tasting it.” They do open or visit www.bespokebrewery.co.uk
Sampling ales at The Bespoke Brewery in
Mitcheldean is the height of good taste!
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Norton Air
has grown into a well known company for
agricultural parts and services known by a
wide range of the agricultural community.
The business is located in Moreton-InMarsh where we have our workshop and
parts store. Parts and services that we
provide include a wide range of products
from Vapormatic, Sealey, Kramp, AP Air,
Cherry Products and Sparex. Services that
we provide include making up hydraulic
pipes, PTO shafts, Identifying parts and
specialising in air conditioning.
Joe Oliveri - "Norton Air is a company
I developed in 1999. Originally situated
in Over Norton, the business was for
mechanic engineering of agricultural
machinery specialising in air conditioning.
Since we moved and the business is
now situated in Moreton-in-Marsh we
have now expanded into an agricultural
shop selling parts and general purpose
equipment as well as maintaining the
agricultural machinery fixing onsite and
in the work shop."
BC Partridge LTD
Model above is a TGB blade 450
M 50 D is a light vehicle capable on rough terrain due
to a blocking differential, excellent suspension and a
3 cylinder engine of high torque. The biggest nominal
capacity of its category and the best combination of
power and stability to work on gradients at full load
(500kg) thanks to the right wheelbase and weight
distribution between axles. Advanced technology on
automatic transmission CVT type. Very robust axles
exclusive from AUSA that allow to carry up to 3 people
and materials efficiently and minimum cost. The M 50
D is a very easy to drive, comfortable and safe vehicle
because of the automatic transmision, ergonomical
driving position and the protection of the ROPS/FOPS.
Approved versions: Special Vehicle (19,5kW; 40Km/h);
UTV european approval (15kW; 60Km/h).
The Blade Utility series head up the next generation in
ATV technology. Equipped with high torque engines,
and available in two or four wheel drive options. These
machines are built to cope with the most severe of
conditions. All are fully road legal, with unrivalled levels
of specification, and deliver excellent value for money.
Model above is a TAFE 35 DI classic
Model above is a AUSA M50 D
The most agile vehicle with optimal performance for
maintenance and surveillance of any ground type. The
Originally designed for heavy duty farmwork, TAFE
tractors are reliable, economical and able to cope with
the rigours of the toughest agricultural or horticultural
applications. The TAFE range is also ideal for use on
smallholdings, golf courses, equestrian centres, forestry,
nurseries and caravan parks.
The simple design means that minimal knowledge is
required for operation and servicing, and by avoiding
sophisticated electronics the TAFE range combines low
cost, minimal maintenance with excellent durability.
Most importantly, the interchangeability of the spare
parts enables them to be sourced from ourselves or other
parts distributors