HQ Function

The headquarters serves as the central hub for all brewing operations, company administration, marketing, sales, distribution logistics, and strategic management.

Notable Features:

The site features the iconic Victorian brewery buildings, modern brewing facilities, a visitor centre with brewery tours, the Hicks Bar (named after founder Walter Hicks), a museum, and a company shop. It's a blend of historic architecture and state-of-the-art brewing technology.

Work Culture:

The work culture at St Austell Brewery's HQ is often described as a blend of family-oriented values with a professional and passionate commitment to quality and heritage. There's a strong sense of pride in the company's Cornish roots and its products.

HQ Significance:

The St Austell headquarters is not just an administrative and production site; it's the birthplace and enduring symbol of the company's 170+ year history and its deep connection to Cornwall. It represents the company's commitment to brewing excellence and its legacy.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters reflects St Austell Brewery's core values of quality, heritage, independence, community focus, and a passion for brewing and hospitality.

Location:

While St Austell Brewery's primary focus is the United Kingdom, particularly the South West of England, it has a growing international presence. The company exports its beers to various countries across Europe, North America, Asia, and Australia. Functions supported globally include export sales partnerships, international brand marketing, participation in global beer competitions and festivals, and managing logistics for overseas distribution. This allows beer enthusiasts worldwide to experience Cornish brewing heritage.

Street Address:

63 Trevarthian Road

City:

St Austell

State/Province:

Cornwall

Country:

United Kingdom