Chris Waplington, left, and James Broad, of Bad Seed Brewery, which will have its beer sold in Tate Modern and Harvey Nichols
INTERNATIONAL art lovers and high-end shoppers can now enjoy a handcrafted beer which has been made in Malton.
Bad Seed Brewery, which has a microbrewery in town, has been chosen to have a selection of its beers stocked at London’s Tate Modern and Harvey Nichols in Leeds.
Chris Waplington, of Bad Seed, said: “This is amazing and it really flies the flag for products made in Malton.
“We are delighted that Tate Modern has selected our Hefeweizen for its restaurant and Harvey Nichols chose our Indian Pale Ale and Saison for their shelves, with the Espresso Stout being added to their stock list very soon.”
Bad Seed Brewery established themselves in Malton just over 18 months ago, with their microbrewery.
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