Indian Brewery Company unveils first site

The Indian Brewing Company, which opened its flagship site near Snow Hill station last week (Friday 13 January), was set up in Warwickshire in 2014 and began trading in 2015.

The company has supplied products to the on-trade, including 23 Wetherspoon pubs, and Birmingham-based wholesalers, including Stirchley Wine & Spirits, where it gathered much attention.

A new craft beer concept​

Indian Brewery Company founder and director Jaspal Purewal told The Morning Advertiser​ (MA​): “We always wanted to have our own establishment where we could sell our beers directly to the customers and provide a great service.

Indian Brewery Snowhill is now open! Come on down people and tell your friends. Retweets much appreciated! #birminghampic.twitter.com/fqpOuSFzgk

— Indian Brewery Co. (@IndianBrewery) January 13, 2017

“Along with our craft beers, we wanted to offer some kind of Indian food, but we wanted to steer away from the traditional balti or curry house.

“That's why we decided bring the concept of the Indian street food and pair it with our craft beers and artisan coffee.”  

So who's joining us tomorrow morning for breakfast? Fuel your day! Served from 7am until 12 midday. #BrumHourpic.twitter.com/aNRiQ3GqA0

— Indian Brewery Co. (@IndianBrewery) January 15, 2017

“Consistency in food and beer quality and presentation are really important to us.”

He added: “We wanted to create a place where people will socialise. It’s come together quite nicely.

“The public has spoken and it's all worked together.”

Passion for Birmingham​

The brewery has always been a strong supporter of its city and has dedicated one of its best-selling beers – Birmingham Lager – to it.

The company has grown to a 10-strong team in the past three years and has already plans to expand further later this year.