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Woodforde’s customers can win a Christmas tree

Darren Norbury by Darren Norbury
14 October 2026
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Woodforde’s is offering its on-trade customers the chance to win a free locally-grown Christmas tree in return for their orders in the run-up to the festive season.

Woodforde's Christmas trees
Chris Fuller, of Woodforde’s, with Alys Elvin, of Great Melton Farms

The trees have been purchased through a new partnership with Norfolk Christmas Trees, a member of the British Christmas Tree Growers Association, based at Great Melton Farms, near Norwich.

“We all know there are few greater pleasures than enjoying a pint in a cosy pub at Christmas time with loved ones,” said Chris Fuller, head of marketing at Woodforde’s. “But for publicans, getting the venue spruced up and ready for the festive season is another task on a very long to-do list.

“That’s why we want to take that worry away from them. If they choose Woodforde’s this Christmas, they’ll be in with the chance of winning a beautiful locally-grown tree, delivered free of charge. It’s our way of saying thank you for their custom and to wish them a very Merry Christmas.”

Woodforde’s is bringing back its festive favourite beers in the run-up to the big day, including both the Tinsel Toes 4.4% ABV ruby ale and the Winter Reserve 5% ABV dark ale. On top of that, the brewery is also releasing its popular Albion cream stout on cask, alongside its readily available keg alternative.

For those who abstain from drinking, the brewery offers its Woodforde’s 0.5 low-alcohol beer, an easy-drinking pale ale which recently won a Great Taste Award.

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