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Monkey Wrench Brewing to celebrate 12 new jobs in Suwanee

Monkey Wrench Brewing in Suwanee has brought 12 new jobs to Suwanee with plans for expansion to over 20 jobs next year. (Courtesy Monkey Wrench Brewing)
Monkey Wrench Brewing in Suwanee has brought 12 new jobs to Suwanee with plans for expansion to over 20 jobs next year. (Courtesy Monkey Wrench Brewing)
By Karen Huppertz for the AJC
Nov 6, 2020

Monkey Wrench Brewing at 3425 Martin Farm Rd. in Suwanee is celebrating the opportunity to bring 12 new jobs to Suwanee with plans for expansion to over 20 jobs next year.

“Monkey Wrench Brewing is excited to be a part of both the Suwanee and Gwinnett communities,” said Founder and Brewer, Wayne Baxter. “We currently offer 14-unique and tasty craft brews and look forward to our 2021 expansion which will focus on distribution throughout the state.”

The 14,000 square foot brewery microbrewery and taproom opened in Jan., however, due to COVID-19, grand opening events were delayed. The official grand opening will begin at 3 p.m. Dec. 3. Drinks and a food truck will be available in addition to a tour of the facility. Information: www.monkeywrenchbrewing.com.

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