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Historic estate revives traditional harvest after more than 100 years

Volunteers hand-harvested two traditional varieties, and the first Essex-grown ales are expected in early to mid-October, the brewery said.

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Markshall Estate has revived its hop growing after more than 100 years, with staff hand picking the flowers.

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Historic estate revives traditional harvest after more than 100 years

Markshall Estate has revived its hop growing after more than 100 years, with staff hand picking the flowers.

·Colchester, United Kingdom
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Braintree & Witham Times broke the news in Colchester, United Kingdom on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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