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<big>'''Boss Brewing Company | <big>'''Boss Brewing Company''', ''176 Neath Road, Landore, Swansea, SA1 2JT''</big> | ||
Established in 2015. | Boss Brewing was initially located at 14 Worcester Court, Mannesmann Place, Swansea Enterprise Park. Established initially in a garage by Sarah John and Roy Allkin. A ten-barrel plant was installed in 2015. | ||
In August 2016, they opened a brewery tap, the Copper Bar, Castle Street, Swansea. | In August 2016, they opened a brewery tap, the Copper Bar, Castle Street, Swansea. | ||
Moved to Landore in 2017, occupying a grade-II listed former cinema, with a tap room also on site. Once known as Landore Cinema, the listed building opened its doors in November 1913. | |||
In 2019, negotiations with the clothes manufacturer Hugo Boss about use of the brand name. | In 2019, negotiations with the clothes manufacturer Hugo Boss about use of the brand name. | ||
In 2023, the owners ceased brewing at [[Wild Weather Ales Ltd]] in Berkshire, and moved those brands to Swansea. | |||
[[File:SwanseaBossBrewing01.jpg|250px]] | [[File:SwanseaBossBrewing01.jpg|250px]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:04, 7 December 2023
Boss Brewing Company, 176 Neath Road, Landore, Swansea, SA1 2JT
Boss Brewing was initially located at 14 Worcester Court, Mannesmann Place, Swansea Enterprise Park. Established initially in a garage by Sarah John and Roy Allkin. A ten-barrel plant was installed in 2015.
In August 2016, they opened a brewery tap, the Copper Bar, Castle Street, Swansea.
Moved to Landore in 2017, occupying a grade-II listed former cinema, with a tap room also on site. Once known as Landore Cinema, the listed building opened its doors in November 1913.
In 2019, negotiations with the clothes manufacturer Hugo Boss about use of the brand name.
In 2023, the owners ceased brewing at Wild Weather Ales Ltd in Berkshire, and moved those brands to Swansea.
