Joule’s Brewery has officially broken ground on its brewery expansion, part of a £1 million development plan in Market Drayton, Shropshire.
The scheme will enhance brewing operations, increase capacity, and integrate new community spaces.
In partnership with the Drayton Civic Society, there will be a purpose-built space behind The Stag pub for the town’s museum.
The new building will feature reclaimed 19th century red clay bricks and clay roof tiles, seamlessly blending with the surrounding historical architecture while incorporating modern design elements.
Joule’s will also be carrying out work at its Red Lion pub in Market Drayton. The kitchen will be transformed and a space known as the Mouseroom coverted into a versatile space for everyday use. A dedicated meeting room will be added for local clubs and societies.
“We are committed to keeping the community informed throughout this process and look forward to celebrating the completion of this project with you all,” said a Joule’s spokesperson.
Athletic Brewing Co, America’s largest non-alcoholic brewery, has expanded the availability of its brews to more than 230 venues managed by Mitchells & Butlers in the UK. To kick off the partnership and celebrate a summer of sport, Athletic is offering one free can of its award-winning Run Wild IPA per drinker who visits participating UK All Bar One, Nicholson’s, and Castle Pub venues through to 31st August. Claim your free can here.
There’s a new brew of Wild Horse Brewing Co’s Tramcar IPA (6.5% ABV). It’s a a bold, flavour-packed IPA balancing moreish, over-ripe tropical fruit and resinous pine, ahead of a firm bitter finish. “This is our tribute to the iconic Llandudno Tram, which carries thousands of pleasure-seekers from the town to the summit of the Great Orme each year,” says the brewer.
