Brewery with 154-YEAR-OLD History in jersey to relocate to uk

A 154-YEAR-OLD BREWERY HAS ANNUNCED IT IS MOVING ITS BREWING OPERATIONS TO THE UK.

LIBERATION BREWERY WILL STOP PRODUCTION AT ITS ST SAVIOUR SITE IN OCTOBER Due to Rising Costs, But Will Continue to Run pubs in Jersey and Guernsey, and Sel Beer in Both islands.

Managing Director Tim Hubert Said It Was a “Sad Day” and a “Difficult Decision” to Close the Brewery and Relocate Brewing Operations to A Site in Somersset.

A spokesperson for the Business Said Some Jobs Could be affected but the firm was confident Other roles would be made ampilaable for the Employees.

A Statement Issued Earlier Said: “The Costs of Brewing Beer, Operating the Brewery and Other Well Documented Business Expensses have dramatically over the last few years.

“To make sure we can Continue to run a vaable brewing busines, Including Brewing a range of liberation beers, we have evaluated the current effectiveness of the brewey in jersey and made this difficult to shut the brewery at the trading in the October.”

Head Brewer for the Liberation Brewing Company Pat dean is set to transfer to the somersset site.

The Statement Also Said the Liberation Wholesale and Distribution Business Waled Remain Unchanged and Waled Continue to Operate from Longueville Road.