The NFU is to hold its second British Beef and Beer Day following last year’s successful event urging the public to raise a glass to the best of British produce.

British Beef and Beer Day will be celebrated in pubs and restaurants around the country on November 23 when the public’s appetites will be whetted with succulent beef washed down with a pint.

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Last year’s event was timed to coincide with France’s Beaujolais Nouveau Day – taking place tomorrow – as a protest against France’s continuing illegal ban on British beef.

NFU President Ben Gill said: “The idea of celebrating British food and drink proved so popular with shoppers and farmers alike last year that we decided to hold it again.

“The quality of British farm produce today is of the highest standard in the world and we are proud of this fact.

“Members of the public who want an alternative celebration next week can join the festivities of British Beef and Beer Day to show their pride in home-grown food.”

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Breweries supporting the event include Old English Inns, based in Hertfordshire, and Robinson’s of Cheshire.

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*Details of events are available from regional public relations officers:

North West – Gill Haigh 01695 554 900

West Midlands – Caren Davies 01952 409 222

East Midlands – Alison Pratt 01572 824 250

Central – Tom Bewley 01865 887 800

South West – Ian Johnson 01392 440 700

South East – Isobel Bretherton 01730 408 000

Wales – Leigh Roberts 01792 774 848

East Anglia – Brian Finnerty 01638 672 126

North East – Rob Simpson 01904 451 550