The venue will boast a beer garden and skydeck, and will offer a wide range of beers and signature food dishes.
Ken Arrowsmith, Head Brewer at Beerland, said, ‘We’ll be rolling out our core portfolio of beers across both venues, as well as a number of special brews. The great thing about this is now we’ll be able to share the specials between the two venues, so visitors will get twice as much choice.
'The WA beer scene is already pretty vibrant, and there’s no sign of it letting up. WBC is a little bit for craft connoisseurs, a little bit for families and a little bit for people who just enjoy a good beer. We just want to put a decent food and beverage offering out there for the area. At the minute there’s nothing of this kind between Northbridge and Mindarie.’
It’s not just Beerland beers that will feature at the new venue, WBC will also see a whole range of other breweries’ products on tap and in bottles behind the bar.
The venue will be open from 11am to midnight, 7 days a week with a number of special deals available on food and drink over the opening weekend.
Whitfords Brewing Company is set to open on September 21.
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