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King Charles traveled to Staffordshire on Sunday to commemorate the 80th anniversary of JCB, after Prince William and Kate Middleton's lovely news of their new adventure together.
The 76-year-old grinned as he pulled a pint during a visit to the family-run Tower Brewery in Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire, which produces up to a quarter of the country's beer.
Charles cracked a joke before sipping a pint of Gone for a Burton, a typical mid-strength beer and one of the brewery's most popular special brands.
Owner John Mills, who poured a pint for the king, asked, "Are you going to have a slurp of that, Sir?"
The King chuckled, remarking that otherwise, he was "in the wrong place." He raised his glass, saying, "To your very good health," before taking a sip.
The King smelled the clear drink before taking a sip. "Mmmm... interesting," he remarked, laughing, adding, "Yes, it's supercharged."
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Rebecca English, a royal specialist, also tweeted the news on X (previously Twitter), along with photographs of King Charles: "Now that's a royal arrival!" The King goes past a mechanical honor guard as he arrives to commemorate @JCBmachine's 80th anniversary, where he will meet employees and apprentices on the manufacturing floor at JCB World Headquarters in Rocester!"
The King appeared to be in a joyful mood following the return of the Prince and Princess of Wales to the UK after their family vacation overseas, ahead of several important royal engagements.
The Kensington Palace has issued a beautiful statement regarding the couple's journey to Pontypridd, South Wales, on Wednesday, February 26.
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