Sunday 24th April.
Meeting at The Balloon Tree Farmshop & Cafe, Stamford Bridge Rd, YO41 1NB
The cafe has generously offered to open early for us at 8:00am, serving breakfast from 8:15am
from the Balloon Tree we set off on a leisurely scenic drive through the Yorkshire Wolds.
The breakfast menu is varied at the Balloon Tree, posted details in comments.
This drive takes us to Hunmanby Grange via some of the sinuous lanes in the beautiful Wolds valleys, the route should take around ninety minutes, arriving at our first destination, the Wold Top Brewery before 12:00, the address is Hunmanby Rd, Hunmanby, Driffield YO25 3HS, we have a midday tour of the manufacturing facility and taste of their products. The tour will start at the Brewery at 12:00 midday with the chance to see how their award-winning beers are made, how the beginning process of whisky making is done, followed by, you guessed it, a tasting of the award-winning beers!
We then take a short drive to the brewery's sister company, The Spirit of Yorkshire located in Hunmanby, address: Hunmanby Industrial Estate, The Distillery, Unit 1, Hunmanby, Filey YO14 0PH
Please enter the gates and proceed to the rear and right where there is ample parking behind the premises.
At the distillery, you will find out all about the intricate details of the whisky-making process and gain a full understanding as to what makes the Spirit of Yorkshire so unique in its distilling process.
We are finishing off the day with afternoon tea in the Potstill Cafe.
Provenance is really important to our Afternoon Tea – we want it to be a true 'Yorkshire' experience and so we use our favourite local producers wherever possible. Eggs come from a farm in Burton Fleming, our neighbouring village; our milk is from St. Quintin's Creamery in nearby Harpham; and ham comes from Trotters Farm Shop in Sherburn.
We look a little further afield for a coffee, using Darkwoods in Huddersfield because we really like their philosophy, and of course, we use Yorkshire Tea because we love it ourselves, and because we have a good working relationship with Taylors of Harrogate, who we partner with to make a barrel-aged coffee as part of their 'Discovery' range.
Last but never least, our cheese comes from the home of cheese: Wensleydale, in the Yorkshire Dales.
Please let us know if you have any dietary requirements.
The tours have been arranged solely for PCGB and are around three hours in total, the cost for both tours and afternoon tea will be £35pp.
We do need details as soon as possible, if we have a good response it may require exclusive use of the Potstill cafe, we will need to give them notice to allow closing to the public that afternoon.
If you do not want to take the distillery tour, that is an option, although we are trying to keep this as simple as possible.
We have space for a maximum of fifty people on the distillery tour which would be in two groups, if you wish to partake, please register your interest below and send the usual details as below to: r7eastriding@gmail.com
1. Full Name's of drivers and Navigator and any passengers,
2. Porsche Club membership number.
3. Car model and colour.
4. Car Registration number
5. Mobile telephone number.
6. E Mail Address.
Those attending (56 breakfast) 51/49 for the tours, 53 tea BOLD indicates tours and afternoon tea deposits paid:
1 Val & Pete Rolt
2 Linda & Tony Murphy
3 Sally & Steve Todd +2
4 Sue & Glenn Duval
5 Joan & Rob Peck
6 Julia & Nigel Stainforth
7 Delia & Chris Smith
8 Debbie & Col Naylor
9 Anne & Mark Grainger
10 Sue & Simon Perryman Breakfast & brewery TA
11 Carol & Mark Jessop
12 Sheila & Tim Bright
12a Peter Hunsley Breakfast & brewery
14 Jane Rigby & Graham Lovis
15 Darren & Andrea Richardson
16 Nicola & Stuart Rands No tours
17 Nigel and Vanessa Moorhouse
18 Chris and Sue Dixon
19 Julie & Mark Knowles
20 Kathryn & David Vickers
21 Linda & Chris Chappell
22 Cheryl & Telford Rollin
23 Mark Hurst & Jackie Griggs
24 Margaret & Andrew Stephenson
25 Karen & Steve Johnson
26 Chris Peate Breakfast
27 Ian Gilmour
28 Gemma Frear & Richard Yap
29 Malcolm Eley Breakfast & brewery
Reserve list
Meeting at The Balloon Tree Farmshop & Cafe, Stamford Bridge Rd, YO41 1NB
The cafe has generously offered to open early for us at 8:00am, serving breakfast from 8:15am
from the Balloon Tree we set off on a leisurely scenic drive through the Yorkshire Wolds.
The breakfast menu is varied at the Balloon Tree, posted details in comments.
This drive takes us to Hunmanby Grange via some of the sinuous lanes in the beautiful Wolds valleys, the route should take around ninety minutes, arriving at our first destination, the Wold Top Brewery before 12:00, the address is Hunmanby Rd, Hunmanby, Driffield YO25 3HS, we have a midday tour of the manufacturing facility and taste of their products. The tour will start at the Brewery at 12:00 midday with the chance to see how their award-winning beers are made, how the beginning process of whisky making is done, followed by, you guessed it, a tasting of the award-winning beers!
We then take a short drive to the brewery's sister company, The Spirit of Yorkshire located in Hunmanby, address: Hunmanby Industrial Estate, The Distillery, Unit 1, Hunmanby, Filey YO14 0PH
Please enter the gates and proceed to the rear and right where there is ample parking behind the premises.
At the distillery, you will find out all about the intricate details of the whisky-making process and gain a full understanding as to what makes the Spirit of Yorkshire so unique in its distilling process.
We are finishing off the day with afternoon tea in the Potstill Cafe.
Provenance is really important to our Afternoon Tea – we want it to be a true 'Yorkshire' experience and so we use our favourite local producers wherever possible. Eggs come from a farm in Burton Fleming, our neighbouring village; our milk is from St. Quintin's Creamery in nearby Harpham; and ham comes from Trotters Farm Shop in Sherburn.
We look a little further afield for a coffee, using Darkwoods in Huddersfield because we really like their philosophy, and of course, we use Yorkshire Tea because we love it ourselves, and because we have a good working relationship with Taylors of Harrogate, who we partner with to make a barrel-aged coffee as part of their 'Discovery' range.
Last but never least, our cheese comes from the home of cheese: Wensleydale, in the Yorkshire Dales.
Please let us know if you have any dietary requirements.
The tours have been arranged solely for PCGB and are around three hours in total, the cost for both tours and afternoon tea will be £35pp.
We do need details as soon as possible, if we have a good response it may require exclusive use of the Potstill cafe, we will need to give them notice to allow closing to the public that afternoon.
If you do not want to take the distillery tour, that is an option, although we are trying to keep this as simple as possible.
We have space for a maximum of fifty people on the distillery tour which would be in two groups, if you wish to partake, please register your interest below and send the usual details as below to: r7eastriding@gmail.com
1. Full Name's of drivers and Navigator and any passengers,
2. Porsche Club membership number.
3. Car model and colour.
4. Car Registration number
5. Mobile telephone number.
6. E Mail Address.
Those attending (56 breakfast) 51/49 for the tours, 53 tea BOLD indicates tours and afternoon tea deposits paid:
1 Val & Pete Rolt
2 Linda & Tony Murphy
3 Sally & Steve Todd +2
4 Sue & Glenn Duval
5 Joan & Rob Peck
6 Julia & Nigel Stainforth
7 Delia & Chris Smith
8 Debbie & Col Naylor
9 Anne & Mark Grainger
10 Sue & Simon Perryman Breakfast & brewery TA
11 Carol & Mark Jessop
12 Sheila & Tim Bright
12a Peter Hunsley Breakfast & brewery
14 Jane Rigby & Graham Lovis
15 Darren & Andrea Richardson
16 Nicola & Stuart Rands No tours
17 Nigel and Vanessa Moorhouse
18 Chris and Sue Dixon
19 Julie & Mark Knowles
20 Kathryn & David Vickers
21 Linda & Chris Chappell
22 Cheryl & Telford Rollin
23 Mark Hurst & Jackie Griggs
24 Margaret & Andrew Stephenson
25 Karen & Steve Johnson
26 Chris Peate Breakfast
27 Ian Gilmour
28 Gemma Frear & Richard Yap
29 Malcolm Eley Breakfast & brewery
Reserve list
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Balloon Tree Breakfast £11.95
