Moorhouse’s All Wrapped Up
News: April 2010
Lancashire brewer Moorhouse’s is presenting a new front to the world, with its Burnley premises wrapped in a 180-ft long banner.
The colourful banner provides a façade for work underway in constructing a brand new brewhouse – a £4.2 million project expected to be completed later this year, when the existing brewhouse will be demolished.
But Moorhouse’s is also presenting the giant artwork as a tribute to Burnley, supporting the Lancashire town as it engages in extensive regeneration.
The 25-ft high wrap, unveiled by managing director David Grant (pictured right), features images from the local area, including Pendle Hill and its witches, which feature prominently in the names of Moorhouse’s beers such as Black Cat and Pendle Witches Brew.
Lancashire brewer Moorhouse’s is presenting a new front to the world, with its Burnley premises wrapped in a 180-ft long banner.
The colourful banner provides a façade for work underway in constructing a brand new brewhouse – a £4.2 million project expected to be completed later this year, when the existing brewhouse will be demolished. But Moorhouse’s is also presenting the giant artwork as a tribute to Burnley, supporting the Lancashire town as it engages in extensive regeneration.
The 25-ft high wrap, unveiled by managing director David Grant (pictured right), features images from the local area, including Pendle Hill and its witches, which feature prominently in the names of Moorhouse’s beers such as Black Cat and Pendle Witches Brew.
