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Metalman Brewing

Waterford, Co. Waterford, Ireland

ClosedSingle breweryMicrobrewery
Founded
2011
Closed
Year unknown
Archive ID
TB-R81TTKHA
Last checked
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#Ireland#Independent

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From the record

Summary

Closed. On hiatus from spring 2022 and subsequently listed as no longer in business; exact closure year not established.

A summary written during research. The sourced facts are in the sections below.

Tally’s Take

One of the genuine originals of Irish craft, brewing in Waterford from 2011 and named for the navigation tower on the Tramore coast. Went on hiatus in 2022 and did not come back — an early-wave brewery that ran out of road before the market did.

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The Beer Library

Beers

Metalman Pale Ale

Retired

Pale Ale

Flagship beer; first cans released January 2015. (Retired / Hiatus)

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Straight answers

Common questions about Metalman Brewing

Is Metalman Brewing still open?
No. Metalman Brewing has closed. The archive has not established the year it stopped. Closed. On hiatus from spring 2022 and subsequently listed as no longer in business; exact closure year not established.
When was Metalman Brewing founded?
Metalman Brewing was founded in 2011 in Waterford, Co. Waterford, Ireland.
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