Two new beers, which aim to promote Wolverhampton’s “rich brewing history”, will be unveiled at a festival.
Springbanks Brewery was formed after the closure of Bank’s Park and Springfield breweries, which “cast a huge doubt on the future of the city’s brewing culture,” the company said.
The festival is hosted by Campaign for Real Ale (Camra) at the Wolverhampton Arts Centre until Saturday.
Pete Atwal of Springbanks Brewery said: “Wolverhampton has a long and storied brewing history that spans more than 150 years, and honouring this tradition is playing a huge part in the industry today.”
“Since opening earlier this year, all of us at Springbanks Brewery have been working tirelessly on launching our first beers and we are excited to be able to finally be able to present them this week.”
The brewery “pays tribute to those brewers, draymen and staff who built Wolverhampton’s liquid legacy that we wish to follow,” Atwal added.