Hip city drinkers are apparently overlooking cask ales in favour of craft beer - and a micro pub wants to even the score.
Emily Bridges, Elliot Dransfield and Johnny Durant all live in NR3 and run the Malt and Mardle.
Just 334 square foot in size, the pub is popular with drinkers thanks to its cosy vibe.
But as part of cask ale week the pub is looking to back small independent businesses making cask ales - and they've done it under their own steam.
“We feel like sadly cask ale can be overlooked a little bit for craft beer options," said Emily.
“We're hoping this event will be a draw for people who usually drink cask, but also for people who haven't tried it so much before.”
The team added: "Cask ale has been made in Britain since the Middle Ages, it's rich in heritage and takes a lot of effort and care to produce. It also tastes delicious."
The event is running from September 23 to 26, with half pints of cask ale on offer three for £4.50.
The cask ales on offer are:
- The Cap Bitter from Ampersand Brew Co.
Made in Diss, it is a 3.9pc English Bitter. It's made predominately with UK hops and has apricot, citrus and spice notes. - Seething Pale from Tindall Brewery.
This is made in Seething by a second-generation brewer. It's a sweet golden ale made with local fruits and berries scavenged from wild bushes around Seething. - Mandarina from Green Jack Brewery.
Made in Lowestoft, this is an Orange Wheat Beer that is created using orange peel and a citrussy hop. It's got a subtle bitterness with a soft sweet finish. - Wild Norfolk from Wildcraft Brewing.
Brewed in Buxton, its a Dry Hopped IPA and has hints of peach and pineapple. It's gluten free and vegan.
Emily said “I'm very excited about the Mandarina Orange Wheat Beer from Green Jack Brewery as it's a little different.
“Elliot, who selects our beers each week, is good as choosing something to suit everyone's tastes.”
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