Trinity Ales was established in 2007, following as it is often the case a conversation over a pint of ale with friends. Our seat for the impromptu pause in gardening was the top of the old well. One small throw away remark “I bet this well water could make great beer!” struck a chord and stuck in the back of our Master brewer's mind. “It would indeed make a lovely brew.” There was only one direction the brewing process could go. As quick as ales were produced, they were whisked away and consumed with great satisfaction. The name “Trinity Ales” came naturally on top of the list of suggestions, as only a few yards down the lane stands the village Church of Gisleham, Holy Trinity. HolyTrinity is a fine Saxon example with the distinctive round tower. The site of the brewery once was the location of some small dwellings called Church Cottages and were inhabited by the poor of the village. The link was perfect and Trinity Ales was born.