London based Meantime Brewing Company has opened the largest new brewery in the capital since before the Second World War, allowing it to produce 17 million pints of beer a year, quadrupling its brewing capacity.
The £3million development is at the company’s site in Greenwich, which now aims to create 30 new jobs as part of its expansion. There will also be a bar and kitchen, visitors’ centre and a shop where drinkers will be able to see for the first time how Meantime’s beers are made. They say it is the largest facility built for beer in London since 1936.