Both Bristol BrewDog Venues Now Closed After Company Went Into Administration

BrewDog shuts 38 bars including Cambridge despite rescue deal

Tilray Brands, which produces medicinal cannabis as well as craft beer in the US, has acquired the BrewDog brand.

‘Heartbroken’ BrewDog founder apologises to staff and investors

Entrepreneur says he ‘would have loved to save every single job’ after hundreds of redundancies

Rise and fall of BrewDog leaves Equity Punk investors with hangover

Company endured heavy losses in recent years

Both Bristol BrewDog venues now closed after company went into administration

One Bristol venue, which has been open since 2012, sat shut a day after the company went into administration

Essex Brewdog branch insist they're 'still open' after chain falls into administration - Essex Live

The branch has said that the Upminster Brewdog is a franchise, and is separate to the bars that are closing, despite Brewdog confirming 'all branches' to shut

‘Heartbroken’ BrewDog founder James Watt speaks out after £33m sale

BrewDog co-founder James Watt has said he is “heartbroken” following the sale of the craft beer brand he launched in 2007, after Tilray Brands acquired the business in a £33m deal earlier this week. Writing on LinkedIn, Watt reflected on the end of his 17-year tenure building BrewDog from a startup into one of the world’s most recognisable craft beer brands, while acknowledging the business’s recent struggles and the disappointment felt by staff…