The launch “broadens our audience reach and provides a new channel of drinkers for our beers,” McAvoy added. “The deal solidifies our position as one of the fastest-growing craft breweries in the UK.” Looking to the future, the brothers’ plans for Seven Bro7hers brewery include opening more beerhouses, increasing production, and bringing canning and bottling in-house. Seven Bro7hers beer Well for starters, there’s a whole melted camembert baked inside a sourdough loaf, with sweet onion marmalade and served with crispy garlic croutons to dip in.

was set to be a year of growth for the Seven Bro7hers Brewery. In March, the McAvoy brothers, who own the business, unveiled their new brand identity, with plans to expand the brewery and to open two new bars before the end of the year. Another showstopping main dish available right up until Christmas is the turkey ‘pie of the day’, which is topped with a giant pig in blanket, and served with mashed potato, cranberry sauce, crispy sage, and lashings of gravy on the side. The Seven Bro7hers Brewery was established by seven brothers from Salford, who in 2014 turned their shared love for craft beer into a working business. Our portfolio of bars is our number one priority and we have a pipeline of opening new bars in place. Our next two bars are still set to open at the end of the year – fingers crossed!” Salford’s Seven Brothers Brewing Co has teamed up with Aldi to produce a two-strong range of co-branded fruit beer.Keith said: “This way we’ll know whether we can service that asset finance debt over the next two years, so it’s a risk, but a calculated one.” The runaway success of Six By Nico is continuing, with the popular affordable restaurant about to open its second restaurant in Manchester.

The brewery will also be launching its partnership bar in Manchester Airport’s new terminal two when it reopens as part of a lucrative 10-year deal. The newest menu has once again been created by founder Nico Simeone, following a research trip to Tokyo, inspired by street food favourites and Japanese classics. From the projections and cashflow forecasts from their first bar in Manchester, Keith and his team can use their last two years’ trading history to determine the cashflow for the new Leeds bar at the end of 2020.

The Seven Bro7hers brewery

With 60,000 attendees, the festival not only marked MediaCity's highest footfall in its 12-year history but also significantly benefited local businesses, with Seven Brothers are the local family brewery that are showing us all how beer is done. Yes, they really are seven brothers and the familyelementmeansthere is a special story behind the brand and each individual beer. With craft beer on the rise, the brothers and their team are doing Manchester proud.

We are SEVEN BRO7HERS BREWERY. The gateway brewery to craft beer. We brew and sell beer to those wanting to leave behind tasteless lagers for craft beer full of flavour without the jargon. We aspire to make your entry into the craft beer world fun and easy by being clear with beer. That means no complicated names. Our beers do what they say on the tin. Those with a sweet tooth haven’t been forgotten either, as the restaurant’s signature cookie dough has had a seasonal update too to create a new S’mores option that’s topped with toasted marshmallows and chocolate brownie chunks, and finished off with a biscuit crumb. Keith McAvoy, Seven Brothers’ CEO, told the ECHO he is “proud to be part of the rejuvenation of the area” which has such a distinct place in Liverpool history. When redevelopment plans were signed off in 2015, the developers outlined their desire for the square to retain its cultural draw, with an Elliot Group spokesperson telling the ECHO last week that it still wants to attract the best independent businesses to the area. Punters can grab food and a pint from Monday to Sunday from 12 noon. A booking system will be put into place prior to the opening date: www.sevenbro7hers.com/media-city-beerhouse. Nestled between the BBC and popular hangout The Botanist, the bar will open its doors on MONDAY 17TH MAY serving a host of the brewery’s popular family of beers.Nico Simeone said: “We are very excited to be opening our second venue in the vibrant city of Manchester. Forward planning is crucial for all businesses, especially during these times of uncertainty and Seven Bro7hers is no different. Here at SEVEN BRO7HERS we hope that you’ll join the family in our journey to overcome the barriers that make it difficult to learn about and experience true craft beer.