The partnership with Aldi had been “a fantastic opportunity for Seven Brothers”, said the brewer’s CEO, Keith McAvoy. Recognising people who have contributed something outstanding to the hospitality industry in Greater Manchester.

Nestled between the BBC and popular hangout The Botanist, the bar will open its doors on MONDAY 17TH MAY serving a host of the brewery’s popular family of beers.We pride ourselves on providing our teams with training to deliver the best quality service and knowledge with every pint.

It comes after Seven Brothers – founded in 2014 by brothers Guy, Keith, Luke, Daniel, Nathan, Kit and Greg – acquired Sisters Distillery in January. It has stood them in good stead to start their own businesses - with the four sisters now following in their brothers’ footsteps with the gin brand. With their literal ‘sister’ firm also experiencing considerable success in recent times, is there cross-company competition over who can land the largest deals, or make the biggest profits?So we helped him out a little bit and I took a keen interest in it, and I soon started brewing beer for my friends and family as well. In a follow-up letter, they wrote: “We understand that our decision to start serving meat on our menu may come as quite a shock to people, it certainly did to us. The local brewery – named after the seven siblings who founded it – is now rubbing shoulders with the likes of Nell’s, Pollen, Yum Cha, Beeswing, and fellow neighbourhood newcomers Great North Pie. That's more than 100 people pulling the perfect SEVEN BRO7HERS pint across the North West and Yorkshire.