On Thursday, Monster Brewing Firm shut down Dallas’s Deep Ellum Brewing facility and taproom after over a decade of operation. The closure was introduced on the brewery’s Instagram web page. The submit additionally shared that whereas the taproom has closed, Deep Ellum brews will proceed to be accessible all through Texas.

“After over 12 years of brewing and serving Deep Ellum beers on the Dallas facility, we’ve made the choice to shut the taproom and transfer manufacturing of the beer to different services in our community,” a Monster spokesperson advised Brewbound. “Deep Ellum beers will proceed to be produced and distributed to our wholesale companions and there will probably be no discount in provide or availability. We’re dedicated to sustaining the beer’s high quality and model’s distinctive identification whereas navigating a quickly altering panorama.”

The closure will remove 25 positions from Deep Ellum’s group, with Brewbound reporting that affected workers are being “supplied outplacement help and [are] inspired to use for accessible positions throughout the firm,” in line with the spokesperson.

Based in 2011 by John Reardon, Deep Ellum was bought to CANarchy in 2018. It was then acquired by Monster by the vitality drink model’s $330 million buy of CANarchy in 2022, together with different manufacturers together with Cigar Metropolis, Oskar Blues, Perin, and Squatters and Wasatch. After the acquisition, Monster restructured to change into the Monster Brewing Firm.

The shuttering of Deep Ellum’s taproom is the newest in a string of closures by Monster Brewing. In November 2023, the corporate closed Austin’s Oskar Blues brewery and moved manufacturing to different Monster breweries. And in March 2024, 12 positions had been eradicated from Cigar Metropolis’s Tampa-based operation when Monster reworked the brewery right into a “cross-category innovation middle.”