New Harvey's Website Launched

Independent Sussex brewery Harvey's have launched their new look website.

The aims of the new site are to create an improved user-friendly experience, and to share a clear insight into their company values with their customers.

"The new Harvey's Brewery website reflects our company progress in the last four years.

Harvey's flagship brand Sussex Best Bitter has taken centre stage in the new design, and our beer pages are now a one-stop shop for all of our beer information, including; Cyclops analysis, videos, and brewing history." says Bob Trimm, Harvey's Sales and Marketing Manager.

"We are also pleased to reveal our collaboration with a number of food and drink experts such as Pete Brown, Kenny Tutt, and Emma Inch, who have generously contributed food matches for our beers.

We have highlighted three key areas of Harvey's that differentiate us from other breweries; our exceptional history, our unique brewing process on a heritage site, and our environmental reverence and contributions.

The new shop site has been created with our customers at the forefront more than ever before, where we look to provide better value offers on products and delivery, as well as an easier, quicker shopping journey."   

Working with O&G digital marketing agency, Harvey’s have improved user-end functionality on both their brand and shop sites, and streamlined navigation to aid customers wishing to make online purchases.

Gavin Graimes, Oliver and Graimes (O&G) Account Director, has said:

“We’re really proud of the finished site and look forward to working with the team at Harvey’s on campaigns to increase online sales.”

Using the refreshed brand colour palette, the updated responsive design allows visitors to can gain insights into the brewery through the site's engaging content, featuring new photography, information, videos and animation.

The functionality of the Harvey’s Pub Finder phone app which is due to be withdrawn, can now be found on the new Harvey’s Pub Finder page, featuring Harvey's pubs and direct, consistent stockists of their beers.