A popular bar in Belfast city centre will soon become home to the city's latest brewpub and taproom.
The Ulster Sports Club on High Street is to become the base for Out of Office Brewing.
Brewing is due to start onsite this week, based on the third floor of the building and a new taproom will follow soon after.
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Out of Office Brewing is the second Brewiks Brewpub installed in the city centre as the local independent craft beer scene continues to grow.
A video outlining the set up and introduction to Out of Office Brewing appeared on YouTube earlier this week.
The second brewpub in the city was installed using the ultra premium Brewiks brewing equipment.
A spokesperson for Get 'er Brewed, a home brewing supply shop, added: "We enjoyed the challenges of placing a brewery on a third floor city centre location and are genuinely excited to see the local beer scene grow.
"There is momentum now in the demand for this experience and the beer.
"We have other local breweries opening taprooms in the near future and other publican's looking at this model so what a great time for Belfast and the Irish Craft Beer Scene in general."
The Ulster Sports Club has been approached for comment.
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