Charleston Welcomes $22.2 Million Expansion from Local Craft Brewery Low Tide Brewing

Charleston Welcomes Exciting Expansion from Local Craft Brewery

Charleston, known for its charming streets and delectable food scene, is about to become even more vibrant with the exciting news from Low Tide Brewing. Yes, you heard it right! This beloved craft beer manufacturer is expanding its operations right in Charleston County, and it’s big news for locals and beer lovers alike.

New Facility and Job Opportunities

Low Tide Brewing recently announced a whopping $22.2 million investment that will usher in 33 new job opportunities in the area. Established in 2016 on Johns Island, this brewery has steadily gained a strong reputation for producing award-winning craft beers made from high-quality ingredients. Talk about a great reason to raise a glass!

The brewery plans to make its home in a new 26,800-square-foot facility, located at 0 Beer Garden Way on Johns Island. This spacious location will feature a state-of-the-art brewing system, perfectly designed to boost manufacturing operations and satisfy the growing demand from wholesale customers. Plus, it’s sure to be a hit with visitors looking for a unique place to experience local brews firsthand.

Community Impact and Enthusiasm

Mike Fielding, the founder of Low Tide Brewing, expressed his enthusiasm about this expansion: “Low Tide Brewing is thrilled to expand our brewing operations in Charleston County. Demand for our products has grown steadily as we continue to strengthen our reputation in the community. We are excited to expand our capabilities so we can support our community even more while producing plenty of tasty brews.”

Isn’t that fantastic? This news is a testament to how much the local community has embraced Low Tide’s delightful offerings. Speaking of community, South Carolina’s Governor Henry McMaster also chimed in on the expansion, acknowledging the positive economic impact it will have: “Low Tide Brewing is making a strong impact on Charleston County’s economy with this $22.2 million investment that will create 33 new jobs. This expansion reflects our state’s thriving business environment, and we’re proud to see a South Carolina-founded company continue to find success.”

Looking Forward

The new operations at Low Tide Brewing are expected to be up and running by mid-2026, with hiring kicking off approximately two months ahead of the opening. Those interested in becoming part of this exciting new chapter should mark their calendars and drop an email to careers@lowtidebrewing.com. Who wouldn’t want to work in a place that’s all about great beer and community vibes?

With sunny skies and pleasant temperatures expected—highs nearly hitting 70°F and lows around 49°F—this news adds a touch of warmth to our Charleston community, even amidst a few clouds. Winds are light and variable, just like the brewing possibilities ahead!

A Toast to Growth and Community

So, here’s to Low Tide Brewing and its fantastic journey ahead! With their new facility, they are not only elevating their brewing capabilities but also investing in the economic health of our beloved Charleston County. Let’s all raise a glass and toast to the flavors, the jobs, and the community spirit that makes this city a place worth celebrating!


Author: HERE Charleston

HERE Charleston

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