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Cheers to a progressive brewery collective that’s going against the grain
Left to right: Sam Turner of Late Night Hype Brewing Co, Dave Lannigan of Ride Brew Co, Simon Tardivel of Bute Brew Co, and Mike Shaw of Late Night Hype Brewing Co
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IT’S probably Glasgow’s best-known district in the legends of old — but these days it’s sometimes found lacking on the soul front.
So it’s all the more exciting that one of Scotland’s newest social enterprises has chosen a railway arch in the Gorbals as its home.
The story began with Dave Lanigan, who has been brewing at Ride Brew Co in Glasgow’s city centre for some years.
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