Making​ ​Moves:​ ​Reformation​ ​Brewery​ ​Announces​ ​Second​ ​Location

ATLANTA (October 12, 2017) – Reformation Brewery announces a second facility in Downtown Woodstock. Located at 105 Elm Street in the heart of downtown, the brewery hopes to open this location​ ​in​ ​Spring​ ​2018.

Housing a second brew system dedicated to small batch experimental brews, the new space will serve as a research and development facility as well as a gathering place for community. “​For some time, we’ve wanted more freedom to develop new beers and deliver an experience in the very heart of our city,” says ​Spencer Nix, CEO and co-founder of Reformation Brewery. “We’re excited for our guests and local community to enjoy a fresh, new space with ample room to​ ​create​ ​moments​ ​that​ ​matter.”

New laws in effect as of September 1st this year play a part in the brewery’s expansion. “With Senate Bill 85 signed into law this year, we’ve been able to expand our offerings and Keeping Room hours, which has created the need for more space and more staff.” In addition to bringing new jobs to the area, Nix says, “A chance to breathe life into an ignored piece of downtown speaks to the very heart of Reformation. We are excited to invest in our hometown to revitalize a piece of property that has been empty for years. Woodstock needs a backyard hangout space for​ ​everyone​ ​to​ ​enjoy,”​ ​Nix​ ​says.

Celebrating its fourth anniversary this month, Reformation Brewery has experienced rising popularity and growth and says 2018 will be a year for deeper investment in innovation. “You can expect us to always be reforming beer experiences, including new products, new events, this​ ​new​ ​location.”

Reformation plans to continue production of its core products and expand new offerings. The brewery envisions a maker space where customers can see, smell, and hear how its craft beeris made. For more information regarding Reformation Brewery, please visit www.reformationbrewery.com​.

Via Press Release

Check out this link for comments from Reformation CEO Spencer Nix as well as a bit more information on the new location.