A Suffolk coffee brand is set to supply its produce and train baristas at a group of top-end East Anglian pubs, inns and restaurants.
Earl Soham-based Paddy & Scott's landed a contract with The Chestnut Group, which owns establishments across Suffolk and other parts of East Anglia.
Paddy & Scott's coffee is now being served at the Packhorse Inn at Moulton, the Black Lion at Long Melford, the Northgate at Bury St Edmunds, the Rupert Brooke at Grantchester, the Blackbirds inn at Woodditton, the Dunwich Ship, the Westleton Crown, the Weeping Willow at Barrow and the Eight Bells at Saffron Walden.
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"We are very proud of our Suffolk roots and love linking up with other local firms. The Chestnut Group has much the same ethos as us, with quality and customer service being top priorities. We're looking forward to working with its team, improving its coffee offer and ultimately boosting sales of coffee across the board."
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