Harvey’s Brewery has announced a new community partnership with Lewes FC, celebrating a local relationship that has flourished over many years.
Harvey’s will be officially introducing Sisters Table Beer at Lewes FC. Sisters is a tribute to the remarkable women who have made invaluable contributions to Harvey’s over the years and celebrates its close association with the Seven Sisters.
The launch of Sisters Table Beer will take place on National Sisters Day (Sunday, 4th August), at the Dripping Pan, Lewes FC’s community football ground. This coincides with the Women’s friendly match against Worthing FC.
Lewes FC is the first and only professional or semi-professional club globally to offer equal resources for both its women’s and men’s football teams. They receive equal playing budgets, pitch time, and training facilities. This pioneering approach aligns perfectly with Harvey’s commitment to equality.
“We are proud to solidify our partnership with Lewes FC, with our range of beers now being served throughout the Dripping Pan,” said Zoe Prescott, marketing manager at Harvey’s Brewery.
“It’s especially exciting to launch our rebranded Sisters Table Beer at a club renowned for its commitment to gender equality. Our passion for the game and shared love for the club’s trailblazing efforts on and off the pitch inspire us to raise our glasses and amplify our involvement even further.”
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