Tiny Mountain Microbrewery And Hospitality Venue To Close
Lion has announced it will not renew its property lease and plans to close the Tiny Mountain hospitality venue and microbrewery in Townsville, Queensland.
What you need to know
- Lion has announced it will close the Tiny Mountain Townsville hospitality venue and cease making the Tiny Mountain brand.
- Lion maintains commitment to North Queensland through partnerships.
Lion has today announced it will not renew its property lease and plans to close the Tiny Mountain hospitality venue and microbrewery in Townsville, Queensland.
As part of this change, Lion will also cease production of the Tiny Mountain brand.
Lion’s QLD Sales Director, Pat Donohue said: “From the outset, Tiny Mountain was created to be a great local brand that would be enjoyed here in the region and beyond North Queensland. While the venue has been embraced by locals, despite the dedication and passion of our amazing local team, unfortunately sales of Tiny Mountain have not grown as strongly as initially hoped beyond the venue.
“With the lease on the Townsville property up for renewal, we considered our options and made the difficult decision to close the venue and focus our investment in other areas."
Pat Donohue, QLD Sales Director at Lion
“We will be working with our team to provide opportunities for redeployment to alternate roles across Lion or, supporting them to find alternate employment in the Townsville area through our hospitality network.”
“Lion is committed to North Queensland. Just last year we signed a new multi-year deal with the North Queensland Cowboys, and we are spending close to $1.4 million annually in the region across major partnerships including the Great Barrier Reef Foundation, North Queensland Cowboys and Mt Isa Rodeo, alongside our ongoing support for the region’s pubs and clubs.
“We would like to thank the Townsville locals who have embraced Tiny Mountain and our team for the wonderful hospitality and craft beer experience they have offered guests for the past four years.”
Tiny Mountain’s last day of trade will be Sunday, 2 April.