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City Orchard expands operations and moves to East End facility in Houston

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City Orchard is relocating its brewery from Sawyer Yards to the Gulf Coast Distillers complex in the East End of Houston. The new facility will house both a production facility and a taproom, and it is scheduled to open on January 15, 2027. The company will also partner with Tejas Brewery, which is owned by Gulf Coast Distillers, to bring its flagship taproom to Summer Street.

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The move is part of City Orchard's expansion driven by growth across Texas, requiring a larger production facility. The partnership with Gulf Coast Distillers and Tejas Brewery will allow the company to increase its capacity and expand its distribution channels for ciders, beer, and spirits.

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Who's involved

  • HoustonThe city where City Orchard is relocating its operations.
  • East EndThe neighborhood in Houston where the new production facility will be located.

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