Members of the Yorkshire Wolds Branch of CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale) have made Three B’s Micropub in Bridlington the top branch pub with a double top award.
The Marshall Avenue based pub has been judged as the winning Branch Pub of the Year AND the Branch Cider Pub of the Year.
At the weekend, the Wolds CAMRA branch attended the pub to present the owners with the double award. In a packed pub of members, regular customers and visitors, the branch secretary, Jonquil Beynon presented the pub owners Mark and Cheryl Bates with the two awards certificates.
Three B’s Micropub was up against 67 other real ale pubs in the Yorkshire Wolds area.
Owner Mark said: “It was a pleasure that we have been acknowledged with the awards, and that all the long hours in running the business was worth it, being paid off with such great recognition.”
Th Micropub based in the centre of Bridlington opened four years ago and sells four real ales, 11 ciders plus wines, gins and lager. It also sells homemade sausage rolls and local butchers’ pie and peas.
It has won many previous awards and last year was made one of the top four pubs in the country for its Cider range.
The pub now enters the Yorkshire regional competitions where it will be up against 16 other branch winners for the whole of Yorkshire competitions.
