Niagara's Best Beer Moving to Niagara Falls
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On April 8, 2009 At 11:18 pm
Category : Brewery News
Tags : Ontario
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ST. CATHARINES, ON – The St. Catharines Standard reports that Niagara’s Best Beer will be leaving their current location in downtown St. Catharines this summer, and will be relocating in Niagara Falls at the former Niagara Brewing facility on Lundy’s Lane.
According to company business manager Lou Stranges, the move will triple the size of the operation, allowing them to open a tied house bar and restaurant, as well as add new brands to their line-up.
This is the second brewery planning to move to Niagara Falls, with Taps Brewing announcing their move back in January.
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