Not so hidden, thanks to Good Beer Guide

September 26, 2007: The multi award-winning Hidden Brewery in Wiltshire is celebrating the news that both of its pubs, The Bell Inn, Wylye, and The Cornubia, Bristol, as well as the brewery itself, have all been added to the Campaign for Real Ale's (CAMRA) Good Beer Guide 2008.

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	l Hidden Brewery head brewer Gary Lumber

The guide is an invaluable source of information for anyone looking for the best places in the UK to get a pint of real ale, whether in a cosy country inn or an upmarket style bar.

Out of approximately 60,000 pubs in the UK, the guide selects only 4,500 places to find great cask beer and it's regarded as the biggest selling and most influential annual guide of its king in Britain.

Gary Lumber, brewer at the Hidden Brewery, said: "This is fantastic news for the Hidden Brewery and we are extremely excited to have been put on the map by the Good Beer Guide.

"CAMRA has been very supportive of the Hidden Brewery since it bought The Bell in 2005 and The Cornubia in 2006, and we look forward serving great real ale and delicious food to locals, visitors and families with children and dogs for many years to come."

The Hidden Brewery was set up nearly four years ago by Gary Lumber, previously of Oakhill Brewery, and his business partner Michael Woodhouse. It supplies over 1,000 pubs and clubs in the South and South West. There are 10 beers in the Hidden range and all are branded with two mysterious looking eyes and quirky names such as Hidden Treasure, Hidden Depths and Hidden Potential. The complete brewing process takes place at The Hidden Brewery, Dinton, Wiltshire, with malting barley sourced from Warminster Maltings, and hops from Kent and Worcestershire.

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