After the King pulled a pint called Gone For A Burton, a traditional mid-strength beer brewed by Tower, brewery owner John Mills cheekily asked him: "Going to have a slurp of that, sir?".
MIME type: image/jpeg Width: 6000 Height: 4000 Copyright holder: Arthur Edwards/The Sun/PA Wire Copyright notice: © 2025 PA Media, All Rights Reserved Picture by: Arthur Edwards/The Sun] The King replied that if he was not, he was in the "wrong place".
Mr Mills joined the King at the brewery's bar, pulling himself a pint of his Imperial IPA in the town from where India Pale Ale was first exported in the 1820s.
The King accepted the offer to enjoy "a slurp" of beer after pulling himself a pint during a visit to a brewery in Staffordshire.
The King helped to fit a tyre to a backhoe loader, a digger invented by JCB's founder, the late Joseph Cyril Bamford CBE.
