With the two firms sharing the same HQ, the brothers revealed that the two firms could merge at some point in the near future - “sooner rather than later”. We don’t expect this funding round to be able to finance all our ambitious plans, but this round will lay the groundwork,” McAvoy said. The Quays has long deserved something like this, and I regretted not being able to join the team when the photos and copy came over this morning!

We would love to hear what you loved, what you would like to see more of… hopefully we can learn from what worked and grow the event in the future! SEVEN BRO7HERS was founded in 2014 by McAvoy brothers, Guy, Keith, Luke, Daniel, Nathan, Kit, and Greg, inspired by their dad’s home-brewing in their cellar at home.They’re the proud Salford brothers who together run a successful brewing company - and are seven-elevenths of what is the “biggest bunch of siblings in booze”. Seven Brothers was founded in 2014 by McAvoy brothers Guy, Keith, Luke, Daniel, Nathan, Kit and Greg. There's always the odd family member who brings their Budweiser or Corona along, so they have to sit on their own, in a separate part of the house. Now nearing “operational capacity” at its current site, the ambition was to have a new venue up and running by 2026, said the brand. That's more than 100 people pulling the perfect SEVEN BRO7HERS pint across the North West and Yorkshire.

As each brother turned 18, their first legal pint was of their dad’s beer - so ale immediately took on a “real and special significance”.It was that kind of spectacle where you go in and they're making the beer on site, there was a lot of that over there. Speaking in November Keith McAvoy said the team were ‘proud’ to add another ‘great venue’ to its list of beerhouses and bars.