#17 Manchester Union Brewery: Staying local

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In 2019, the UK lager scene is in good health.
There is a wealth of truly excellent beers being produced by breweries of all shapes and sizes and, for the most part, you’re never too far away from a great pint.
The drinker realises that there is something known as choice when they’re in the market for lager, and the UK beer landscape is all the better for it.
In this podcast, we sat down with Manchester Union Brewery, a business years in the making but one truly making its mark in 2019.
Co-founded by Will Evans and Jamie Scahill, and completed by head brewer Ian Johnson, the Manchester-based brewery has nailed its colours to the mast of locally-produced lager designed to serve local drinkers.
The trio are making waves with their flagship beer, Manchester Union Lager, and they’re determined to make a mark in a city that boasts respected breweries at every turn.
Evans, Scahill and Johnson take us through the journey of Manchester Union Brewery, the thought process behind their brewhouse configuration, the challenges so far, and the opportunities that lie ahead.

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Will Evans, co-founder Manchester Union Brewery
Jamie Scahill, co-founder
Ian Johnson, head brewer

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