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Although he might not have an active presence there, he wasted no time in commending his food to other Twitter users.<\/p>\n
“Those burgers, I think, are the best\u2026.in the world,” he recently declared.<\/p>\n
@KyleWright13 concurred that as a burger-eating destination, it was a “lovely spot”, adding: “Burford is a gem just up the road also. Like teleporting into quintessential England.”<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, it has emerged that Jeremy has just launched a new limited edition lager for fans to enjoy with their burgers, labelled Hawkstone Red Brew 6.2.<\/p>\n
Don’t miss… <\/strong> We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you’ve consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info<\/p>\n The beer is 6.2 percent volume, which was deliberately chosen to mimic the volume of some V8 engines – and Jeremy has already tried it out on video.<\/p>\n Revealing his verdict on the brand’s Instagram page, he declared: “Jesus Christ, that\u2019s strong!”<\/p>\n Fans are relieved to learn that Jeremy’s farm seems to be here to stay after he recently concerned them by discussing the prospect of closing it down.<\/p>\n Profit margins have been tough, and The Grand Tour star has even claimed that in the farm’s first year, he made just \u00a3114 in profit.<\/p>\n He’s been at the mercy of unexpected weather conditions, ending up with a poor supply of wheat this year, which is not good news for his Hawkstone Lager brand.<\/p>\n He was also forced to issue a warning to customers that drinks they’d purchased could explode due to over-fermentation, amid various woes with officials over the likes of planning permission.<\/p>\n In his Sunday Times column, the frustrated star exclaimed: “I could sell the farm and earn far more from the interest than I do from growing bread and beer and vegetable oil.”<\/p>\n However, to fans’ relief, he ultimately decided against giving it up, and is leaving it to family in the future instead, as there are “no death duties on farmland”.<\/p>\n
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