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Bristol Beer Factory moving to new state-of-the-art brewery
Bristol Beer Factory are moving their beer production from North Street to a new “innovative, future-focused location” less than a mile away.
The brewery hope to be in its new location by the end of 2024, their 20th aniversary year.
After the move, the taproom and head office will remain on the current site, with brewing taking place in the “modern and sustainable production facility”.
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Bristol Beer Factory’s taproom will remain on North Street when the brewery moves by the end of 2024 – photo: Miles Arnold
“The move to a modern site gives the brewery space to breathe and aids our ongoing commitment to being one of the best, most sustainable businesses in Bristol and in the UK,” said Bristol Beer Factory head of sales, Tom Clermont.
The new brewery will be located on Ashton Vale Road, with £2m being spent on state-of-the-art equipment that directly reduces carbon emissions.
Bristol Beer Factory’s new brewery will be capable of producing up to 30,000 hectolitres annually, creating more job opportunities in south Bristol.
Managing director, Sam Burrows, added: “The brewery will maintain its commitment to crafting unique beers for independent pubs, supporting local venues, and contributing to community causes such as mental fitness charity Talk Club through initiatives like Clear Head, Bristol’s favourite alcohol-free beer.”
Main photo: Bristol Beer Factory
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