Birmingham’s Griffin Claw Brewing half built, but beer tastings have begun
Construction is more than halfway complete for a new brewpub that is expected to open in March in Birmingham's Rail District. Even before all the walls are up, however , Griffin Claw Brewing Co. is holding tastings to highlight the bread and butter of its business – its Big Rock Chophouse brews from brewmaster Dan Rogers. The latest tasting of Roger's award-winning IPA came with a construction update. The 12,000-square-foot facility is being build on Eton Street. Brewing and distribution will take place on site, and there will be a tasting roo and outdoor garden to complement the restaurant. On Nov. 1, Big Rock Chop House sold and shipped its massive 15-barrel copper tank system to a brewing in Lexington, Kentucky. In December, Griffin Claw will receive new brewery equipment from Kraft Werks in Lake Orion. Writer: Kim North Shine Source: Jaclyn Robinson, JT Marketing Group
Construction is more than halfway complete for a new brewpub that is expected to open in March in Birmingham’s Rail District.
Even before all the walls are up, however , Griffin Claw Brewing Co. is holding tastings to highlight the bread and butter of its business – its Big Rock Chophouse brews from brewmaster Dan Rogers. The latest tasting of Roger’s award-winning IPA came with a construction update.
The 12,000-square-foot facility is being build on Eton Street. Brewing and distribution will take place on site, and there will be a tasting roo and outdoor garden to complement the restaurant.
On Nov. 1, Big Rock Chop House sold and shipped its massive 15-barrel copper tank system to a brewing in Lexington, Kentucky. In December, Griffin Claw will receive new brewery equipment from Kraft Werks in Lake Orion.
Writer: Kim North Shine
Source: Jaclyn Robinson, JT Marketing Group
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