Having sold that, when my good friend Jared invited me to take a look at the stunning potential of Gloucester Brewery and the exciting plans for it, it wasn’t a difficult decision for me to get involved. Simon said: “I’ve always be a fan of supporting small businesses having successfully set up and run my own company here in Gloucester. Simon Thomas, founder and former owner of Thomas Legal Group, and now a business and property investor and Dave Lewins, an experienced businessman from Cheltenham are the other two new investors at Gloucester Brewery. “Jared has got plans for new beers, increasing capacity substantially and introducing a range of new spirits, principally gin, and I am looking forward to seeing these plans develop.” Gloucester Brewery ticked both of those boxes. Martin, who is also chairman of Cheltenham Racecourse, said: “I decided to get involved with Gloucester Brewery because I love supporting local businesses and young entrepreneurs who are trying to develop ideas and create something interesting.
“Martin is a great guy who brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table and it’s an absolute honour to have him involved.” To now actually have the owner of the club as a shareholder in the brewery is absolutely fantastic. “From the very early days back in 2011 we have always talked about the possibility of getting involved with Gloucester Rugby. We are delighted to be working with our three new investors to shape a really exciting future the brewery. Jared said: “This first phase of investment has put us in a fantastic position where we have a healthy cash flow to fund our plans for growth. They have also embarked on a £30,000 refurbishment of Tank bar and doubled its brewery sales force.
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Negotiations are underway to open another bar and plans are in place to install a distillery on site to produce branded vodka and a range of gins in the new year. With the additional investment, new fermenting tanks are on order that will double its brewing capacity from 400,000 pints a year currently to around 800,000 by the end of 2020. Quinton is one of three new investors on board at Gloucester Brewery as part of its ambitious plans for the future.īetween them, they have taken a 35 per cent share of the business owned by Jared Brown who founded the brewery in 2011. Owner and Chairman at Gloucester Rugby Martin St.
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