Brewery announces opening date of exciting new premises

Nicole McBride
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Delphic brewery <i>(Image: NQ)</i>
Delphic brewery (Image: NQ)

Berkshire’s latest Brewery and Taproom is set to throw open its doors after months of painstaking work.

Delphic Brewing and Taproom, is an independent business, founded by Tom Broadbank in 2019.

Based out of a double-garage in Thatcham, the new brewery and bar will open at the vacant Motorists Discount Centre on Mayors Lane, in two weeks time.

The new brewery and taproom, located in Newbury town centre is part of its expansion plans for the business.

The building will become the company's new headquarters with plenty of space for a taproom for customers to enjoy the beer from the source.

In a Facebook post, Tom announces the opening and launch event to their many supporters who have backed them through their exciting journey.

The post on social media said: “Finally, 3 months later than we had hoped, 20 tins of paint and 5 skip loads more than we had planned, we are almost ready to throw our doors open to you!

“Our taps will be full with a range of our own beers and guests lines from our friends in the industry. Up In Smoke BBQs will be there with their infamous chicken to keep us all going throughout the day and into the evening!”

People who helped during the brewery’s crowdfunding efforts will be able to redeem their goods and experiences once the place is up and running.

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