York brewery seeks licence after successful summer taproom events

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 9 Oct, 06:19 · Archive

Trig Brewery in York has applied for a licence to formalise its monthly taproom events and sell drinks off-premises.

Trig Brewery in Upper Poppleton has applied to City of York Council for a licence to formalise its operations following the success of its taproom events, which launched in July. The brewery currently opens to the public for one weekend a month but operates through temporary event notices. A brewery spokesperson said the events have been 'really well received'.

Under the licence application, the premises would be permitted to host up to three taproom events in a calendar month and sell drinks for consumption off the premises. The brewery would be licensed for on and off-premises alcohol sales from 12pm to 11pm daily. Drinks sold mainly through its website would be available for collection during those hours.

A brewery spokesperson told the Local Democracy Reporting Service that the licence would allow it to continue running its monthly taproom events into winter and next year without needing to apply for a temporary event notice each time. It would also permit the brewery to occasionally host additional events beyond the monthly taproom opening.

How it is being reported

• York brewery events 'really well received' prompting new plansPlans to support events held at a York brewery have been lodged following their success since they began this summer.Gazette & Herald (Malton) · 9 Oct, 05:00
• York brewery events 'really well received' prompting new plansPlans to support events held at a York brewery have been lodged following their success since they began this summer.The Press (York) · 9 Oct, 05:00

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