
Gordon Creek Brewery recently posted photos of their new brewery location on their Facebook Page.
(See Also: Gordon Creek Brewery receives approval from the City of Hattiesburg to brew at new location.)

After running into a setback in their plans to open a brewery in Hattiesburg (See: Gordon Creek Brewery facing legal roadblock.), Gordon Creek Brewery was approved today by the City of Hattiesburg to brew in a location on East Pine Street. Months of hard work have paid off, and now the brewery will begin the process of obtaining state and federal licenses. If all goes well, Gordon Creek could see themselves in production by late October.
The Hattiesburg Planning Commission approved us to brew at a building on E. Pine Street. Special thanks to Donovan Scruggs, Patty Brantley, Kim Bradley, Dave Ware, Sparky Walker, Michael Anderson and a special thanks to Betsy Rowell who spoke in support of our project at the meeting. We’d also like to thank our family and friends who have helped and encouraged us to continue to move forward.

Neal said the Southern Prohibition operation, including master brewer Ben Green, would be transferred from the Keg and Barrel to its new home at 304 E. Second St.
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Production is expected to begin no later than spring 2013.
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Come 2013, downtown Hattiesburg could have two breweries where there were once none.
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Sam Sorrells, who brewed at Keg and Barrel for four years, has struck out on his own with wife, Karie, and said he hopes to have their Gordon Creek Brewery opened by the end of the year.










