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Micro-Brewery Plans Approved
The now approved plans will see it converted into a 1000L commercial micro-brewery and taproom/events space.
Kerroo Brewing Company has been given the go-ahead for its micro-brewery and taproom in Port Erin.
Planners have approved the proposal for the garage at the former Commissioners Depot on Droghadfayle Road.
The now approved plans will see it converted into a 1000L commercial micro-brewery and taproom/events space.
Reacting to the news on Instagram, the company said it was ‘the news we’ve all been waiting for’.
Kerroo said in its application: ‘We will operate as a working micro-brewery and events space for both visitors and locals to enjoy, offering employment opportunities and leisure facilities that complement current local area provision. By breathing new life into the former Commissioners’ depot in the Station Road area, we will seek to ensure the premises integrates into the existing commercial and aesthetic landscape.’
With the Manx Riviera becoming a fave during the summer months, Kerro said it wants to enhance that and offer something that ‘won’t be available anywhere else on the island’.
Throughout the year, the premises will serve as a licensed multi-function venue, with the potential to host outdoor and indoor events.
Whilst this decision is confirmed it does not become final until 21 days after the notice was issued (August 23) and the window for lodging an appeal has closed, and (if any) appeal has been later determined. The Licensing Court will also have to approve the plans, if it hasn’t already done so.


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