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Tunbridge Wells Brewery Burns to the Ground

Sunday, 25 July 2021 22:38

The Good Things Brewing Company destroyed

A lightning strike on Sunday afternoon at the Good Things Brewery Company resulted in a fire that destroyed the building, No brewery staff were working at the time.

The brewery in Sandhill Lane, Eridge, Tunbridge Wells, was badly damaged.

The following statement was issued by the owners:
'Our beloved 17th-century barn, the home to our brewery was struck by lightning today and has sadly burned to the ground. Thankfully the team and I are all safe and no one was hurt. The barn is something our family and brew team treasured with so many fond memories and we are deeply saddened but we are very thankful no one was on site today. 

We will be back in touch over the next few days, thank you to everyone who has offered their support so far.'

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