7 Areyoua Central Coast based Hospitality Business? We can help you protect your company. CONTACTUS centralcoast@oraclegroup.com.au Fountain Plaza, Erina NSW 2250 02 4322 7856 Oracle Group (Australia) Pty Ltd ABN 75 131 025 600 AFSL 363610 BUSINESS NEWS Beerfarm gets go ahead to establish brewery at Glenworth Valley ed to employ upwards of 40-50 people, and will be a multiplier in drawing more tourism to the Glenworth Valley and Central Coast. Beerfarm aims to replicate the success of its flagship Metricup venue in Margaret River at its new Glenworth Valley site. Since opening in 2015, the Metricup location has established itself as a leading brewery and hospitality destination in Western Australia’s South West, evolving into a cultural hub for live music, film screenings, dining experiences, charity events, and a gathering place for the local community. The vision for Glenworth Valley is to create a similar dynamic space, bringing together great beer, food, and cultural events to foster connection and community. “Beerfarm is excited to expand into INDEPENDENT CRAFT BREWERY, Beerfarm, has announced it will start the build of a brewery and taphouse in Glenworth Valley in early 2025. The announcement follows Central Coast Council approving their Development Application approval in early December. With the aim of becoming a hub for both locals and tourists, the site will initially operate as a production brewery before a full restaurant and taphouse venue is built. Committed to integrating with the local community, the brewery will partner with regional suppliers, support local fundraising initiatives, and host grassroots events designed to inspire connection and creativity. The build will be spread over two stages: Stage 1 – will see the construction of Beerfarm’s brewery in early 2025, with beer brewing expected to be underway by mid-year. Stage 2 - will focus on the venue, which will start in the latter half of 2025, aiming for doors to be open to the public around mid-2026. With a proposed production capacity of up to 2 million litres annually, the brewery will supply Beerfarm beers throughout the East Coast and will increase Beerfarm’s overall national product volume by 30 per cent. The new Glenworth Valley facility will also feature a taproom offering a full beer range and a restaurant focused on local produce. The venue will include spaces for live music, private events and large-scale cultural events. Once fully complete Beerfarm is expectGlenworth Valley, aiming to contribute positively to the local social and business community,” said Beerfarm, co-founder and director, Ian Atkins. “The project’s design, construction, and operations will create opportunities for local suppliers and workers, fostering collaboration and economic growth. Our goal is to support Glenworth Valley’s development as a premier destination for day-trippers from the Central Coast, Newcastle, Sydney, and beyond, further cementing its reputation as an exciting location for visitors.” “This new Beerfarm site on the east coast represents our dedication to growth while staying true to our roots. We look forward to becoming a part of this wonderful community and sharing our passion for great beer and good times with everyone here.” Aerial view of Beerfarm’s operation in Metricup Western Australia CENTRAL COAST BUSINESS REVIEW FEBRUARY 2025
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