I was approached by the Family of Adam Drane. Adam was a local lad who had the misfortune to be a statistic as the hundredth British soldier to be killed in Afghanistan. Through mutual friends in the Bury St Edmunds Constitutional Club I was asked if I would brew a commemorative beer. I was pleased to be involved in this project but what struck me was the number of young people who approached me and said how pleased they were that I was doing this. This young man the same age as my son had had an impact on the community and was remembered fondly by my son and a lot of his friends. I never met Adam but through his family and friends have got to know something about him. Brewed a couple of times a year particularly for Remembrance Sunday to remember the fallen and those who are still falling. A squaddies pint copper coloured with English Fuggles and Goldings hops.