Brasserie du Fort-Carré
Saint-Dizier, Haute-Marne / Grand Est, France · Est. 1796
Tally's Take
Why this matters
Founded 1796; SA created 1878; major Art Deco rebuilding around 1930; brewing/beer activity ended by mid-1950s French Ministry of Culture heritage record and Saint-Dizier museum document brewery production and site history Owner or parent as recorded: Transferred to Grandes Brasseries et Malteries de Champigneulles in 1953; site passed to L. Ortiz et Fils in 1955. Ownership as recorded: HISTORICAL / CHAMPIGNEULLES AT END OF BREWING. Brands: Bière du Fort-Carré. Status as recorded: CLOSED / HISTORICAL.
Straight answers
Common questions about Brasserie du Fort-Carré
- Is Brasserie du Fort-Carré still open?
- No. Brasserie du Fort-Carré has closed. Founded 1796; SA created 1878; major Art Deco rebuilding around 1930; brewing/beer activity ended by mid-1950s French Ministry of Culture heritage record and Saint-Dizier museum document brewery production and site history Owner or parent as recorded: Transferred to Grandes Brasseries et Malteries de Champigneulles in 1953; site passed to L. Ortiz et Fils in 1955. Ownership as recorded: HISTORICAL / CHAMPIGNEULLES AT END OF BREWING. Brands: Bière du Fort-Carré. Status as recorded: CLOSED / HISTORICAL.
- When was Brasserie du Fort-Carré founded?
- Brasserie du Fort-Carré was founded in 1796 in Saint-Dizier, Haute-Marne / Grand Est, France.
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