Glasgow's newest brewery, Drygate, was launched recently after much anticipation. But what's the story behind it? Indie Breweries finds out... I've heard that the cats behind Drygate are too cool ...

On a board at the gate are chalked the words, “Welcome to Drygate: great beer and great beards”. This proved to be true on both counts. This is the oldest area of Glasgow, but the beards ...

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Drygate in Glasgow, previously a derelict 1960s box factory, is the home to this new project and visitors are being given the chance to preview the site before it goes live in June. From today the ...

On the far outskirts of Glasgow, just down the road from the city Necropolis and in the hulking shadow of Wellpark Brewery, where Scotland’s beloved Tennent’s lager is made, DryGate brewery sits in a ...

Even the addition of a couple of chutneys and some bread doesn't lift it much. Drygate has a stylish, vibrant, art-school approach to decor, with a tall, elegant greeter at the front door and a ...

Glasgow's Drygate Brewery has launched a new beer - inspired by Tunnock's Teacakes. The beer firm, which is based in the city's east end, say the new beer is part of a new ' Biscuit Tin ' range.

acid to pop edits that she has played all over Glasgow & beyond - from the likes of Berkeley Suite, Broadcast and Sub Club! Drygate is a safe space, therefore, there is a no-tolerance policy for ...

What do you know about Ruts DC? What do you want to know about Ruts DC? It’s nearly fifty years since the two sevens clashed. In a little over fifty more years, they will clash again. Roughly ...

Non-stop hilarity is on the cards at Drygate Brewery, Glasgow, on Friday 6 October when Gary Little, whose sets, stories and jokes have earned him the reputation as one of Scotland's top comedians ...

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