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Heineken, who own the brewery on Slateford Road, have said that despite an extensive search, the brewery has been unable to identify a suitable buyer and as a result, they are in the process of marketing the site for open sale

It will reopen in time for the World Cup

Heineken is on the hunt for seven Green Pub Testers following the launch of its very first Green Pub Guide

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The Dutch brewer, which also owns Amstel and Birra Moretti, bought a 49% stake in Beavertown for £40 million in 2018.

The Dutch brewing giant says Beavertown, which it bought a minority stake in for £40m in 2018, will continue to be run as a separate business as its founder Logan Plant steps down as chief executive.