Rugby teams from across Cornwall came together to celebrate the end of a hard-fought season at the Tribute league awards on Friday (17 May).

The evening, held at St Austell Brewery Visitor Centre, also marked the sixth season of the Brewery’s award winning Tribute ale sponsoring grass roots rugby in the South West.

St Austell Brewery’s award wining Cornish ale, Tribute, has been rebranded to boost stand-out on supermarket shelves.

The 4.2% Supreme Champion Ale now sports a rich purple-colour across its range of bottles, cans and kegs.

Royal Albert - a new seasonal beer from St Austell Brewery - was launched on Tuesday (7^th May) at the Royal Albert pub in Plymouth, situated at the foot of the famous Royal Albert railway bridge which spans the River Tamar. 

Fittingly, the first pint of this new limited edition beer was pulled by Paul Cook, the licensee at the Royal Albert pub in Saltash Passage.

One of Cornwall’s best known pubs is under new management and David and Cherie Reynolds are inviting readers of the West Briton and Falmouth Packet to enjoy a pint on them.

To celebrate their arrival at the famous Norway Inn, St Austell Brewery will be running a promotion in the two papers during the weeks commencing the 6^th and 13^th May. Readers are being asked to bring along the voucher printed in the paper and in return they will be able to enjoy a free pint (or glass of house wine or soft drink) with the purchase of any adult main meal. The offer will be open throughout May, closing on the 31^st May.