Brewery Tour with Two-Course Lunch, Tasters and Gift Pack at The Great Yorkshire Brewery
Similar deals
Up to four partrons can enjoy a brewery tour with tasting session, two-course lunch and a gift pack to take home
Choose Between Two Options
- £35 for a brewery tour, beer tasters, two-course lunch and a two-bottle gift pack for two (up to 39% off)
-
£69 for a brewery tour, beer tasters, two-course lunch and two two-bottle gift packs for four (up to 40% off)
- A two-course lunch may include a main dish with a choice of starter or dessert
- Customers using a Groupon voucher also receive a 10% discount on accommodation for one-night stays and a 10% discount on accommodation for two-night stays
Lunch Menu
Starters: homemade soup with warm crusty bread and butter | taylor’s of pickering smoked mackerel with creme fraîche, capers and sous onion salad | chicken, pork and apricot roulade served with house chutney and dressed leaves | creamy garlic and spinach mushrooms served with a toasted ciabatta
Mains: Yorkshire pudding wrap served with hand-cut chips and proper gravy | steak and ale pie with hand-cut chips, traditional gravy and seasonal vegetables | breaded whitby scampi and chips with homemade tartare sauce and dressed mixed salad | New Inn steak burger in a brioche bun with cheddar or blue cheese, hand-cut chips and dressed salad | Yorkshire ham and free range eggs with hand-cut chips and dressed salad | mushroom, spinach and blue cheese pie served with hand-cut chips and seasonal vegetables | New Inn Ploughman’s including a selection of cheeses, Yorkshire ham, house chutney and dressed salad
Desserts: warm chocolate brownie with vanilla ice cream | sticky toffee pudding with caramel sauce and vanilla ice cream | homemade cheesecake | trio of local ice cream
Up to four partrons can enjoy a brewery tour with tasting session, two-course lunch and a gift pack to take home
Choose Between Two Options
- £35 for a brewery tour, beer tasters, two-course lunch and a two-bottle gift pack for two (up to 39% off)
-
£69 for a brewery tour, beer tasters, two-course lunch and two two-bottle gift packs for four (up to 40% off)
- A two-course lunch may include a main dish with a choice of starter or dessert
- Customers using a Groupon voucher also receive a 10% discount on accommodation for one-night stays and a 10% discount on accommodation for two-night stays
Lunch Menu
Starters: homemade soup with warm crusty bread and butter | taylor’s of pickering smoked mackerel with creme fraîche, capers and sous onion salad | chicken, pork and apricot roulade served with house chutney and dressed leaves | creamy garlic and spinach mushrooms served with a toasted ciabatta
Mains: Yorkshire pudding wrap served with hand-cut chips and proper gravy | steak and ale pie with hand-cut chips, traditional gravy and seasonal vegetables | breaded whitby scampi and chips with homemade tartare sauce and dressed mixed salad | New Inn steak burger in a brioche bun with cheddar or blue cheese, hand-cut chips and dressed salad | Yorkshire ham and free range eggs with hand-cut chips and dressed salad | mushroom, spinach and blue cheese pie served with hand-cut chips and seasonal vegetables | New Inn Ploughman’s including a selection of cheeses, Yorkshire ham, house chutney and dressed salad
Desserts: warm chocolate brownie with vanilla ice cream | sticky toffee pudding with caramel sauce and vanilla ice cream | homemade cheesecake | trio of local ice cream
Need To Know Info
About The Great Yorkshire Brewery
The Great Yorkshire Brewery was established in 2010 and prides itself on using local ingredients to create a diverse portfolio including honey beer and Santa's Tipple: a dark, warming winter beer with chocolate, orange and star anise. During their visit, patrons can also enjoy an array of mouth-watering dishes served at the New Inn Cropton. Those looking for a retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life can opt for a stay in one of the bed and breakfast-style guests rooms or the Brewers Cottage. Fitted with a terrace and all mod cons, the latter is a period building, dating back almost 200 years. It is conveniently located for walking excursions, cycling as well as an exploration of the nearby moors.