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TUPPS Brewery looks to build a cool new campus on historic McKinney, Texas, grain site by early 2022

August 13, 2020Pretty Much a Press Release

What a great locale + cool beer truck.

After only five years, TUPPS Brewery has outgrown its current location and will expand from 17,000 sq ft to over 40,000 sq ft on a 4.3-acre campus in the Historic Mill District of Downtown McKinney.

“The McKinney grain site is a perfect location to build our forever home as it fits the TUPPS vibe and allows us to meet increased demand for our products while providing more space for additional customers visiting the brewery” said Keith Lewis, TUPPS Brewery founder and president.

The new location will be an extension of downtown McKinney in a grain processing factory that has been in operation for over 120 years. The 4.3-acre campus will include a tasting taproom in the original grain milling building, a state-of-the-art production facility and a retail shopping area featuring local craftsman.

“The city of McKinney is committed to revitalize the eastside of our historic downtown area and I could not think of a better partner than TUPPS to start this process. TUPPS will bring much needed energy to this area which will attract other businesses and expand our historic downtown footprint” said McKinney Mayor, George Fuller.

The McKinney grain site gives TUPPS the ability to expand on the rustic, unique and laid-back vibe that its customers have grown to love. This site will have a large outdoor stage that will host live music and theater performances. The 12,000-sq-ft taproom will be in the unique mill processing building and will be available for public gatherings, private parties and special events. The taproom will also feature live music, plenty of TUPPS beer on tap, curbside beer-to-go and food that is prepared onsite.

TUPPS is a family business to its core and will continue to welcome families both young and old. TUPPS will have a unique playground for all ages and plenty of space to relax inside and out.

The 28,000-sq-ft production facility will be dedicated to our quest for the highest quality products and will be a key stop on our weekend tours. The building will include a barrel-aging area that will house over 200 bbls that will age unique beers to be available for sampling on selected tours and for sale in our beer-to-go store.

TUPPS will continue its strong commitment to the community with charitable work and will focus on local live music, family-friendly events, entertainment and continuing to build a unique craft community. The site will also include shops that will feature local artists, craftsman, and food vendors. TUPPS started by brewing beer in Keith’s garage so TUPPS wants to give other dreamers the ability to start their own business in a supportive environment.

The campus is expected to be complete by early 2022.

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