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That craft brewery coming to Lawrenceville now has an official name

The 106-year-old building used to be a trouser factory and more recently an auction house

Credit: Sandra Parrish

Credit: Sandra Parrish

The 106-year-old building used to be a trouser factory and more recently an auction house
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Oct 28, 2016

The craft brewery destined to be Gwinnett County's first now has an official name.

Slow Pour Brewing Company, to be exact.

Beer-loving brothers-in-law Marty Mazzawi and John Reynolds are in the process of renovating a century-old former trouser factory at 407 N. Clayton St. — just a few blocks north of the main Lawrenceville square.

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Thanks to trademark issues (and already existing breweries with similar monikers), the duo has had to bounce around several names, but announced the official decision on Facebook on Friday.

They also posted a short video showing progress inside the brewery's future home:

Slow Pour Brewing - Walk Through // Oct. 28, 2016

We now have our OFFICIAL NAME, "Slow Pour Brewing Company" and to celebrate, we wanted to give you a sneak peak into how things are going with the buildout in this very early stage of development!! Enjoy…

Posted by Slow Pour Brewing Company on Friday, October 28, 2016

Read more about the quest to bring a brewery to Lawrenceville here.

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