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Music-focussed brewery Signature Brew raising investment
By Andy Malt | Published on Tuesday 17 February 2015
Having built a niche for collaborating with musicians on beers, Signature Brew has announced a new crowdfunding scheme, offering shares in the company.
The brewery has previously worked on beers with the likes of Mastodon, Professor Green, The Hold Steady, Enter Shikari, Frank Turner and Dry The River, some of whom have already come on board as investors, along with other artists yet to mix hops and yeast in a barrel (I don’t really know how beer is made).
Names on the list of folks to hand money over so far include Frank Turner, Enter Shikari, Scroobius Pip, Chicane, Ed Harcourt, Jake Morley, and Chas Palmer-Williams. And if Chas Palmer-Williams thinks it’s OK, then so do I. Everyone listen to Lightyear’s second album immediately.
Says Signature Brew co-founder Sam McGregor: “Working closely with artists has always been at the heart of everything that Signature Brew does. We’re excited to now be able to count some of our favourite musicians amongst our shareholders – as well as opening up this opportunity to music and beer fans alike”.
The company is attempting to raise £125,000 through Crowdcube. Read the full pitch and put in some money here, or check out this video:
