Samuel Briggs began working for Thomas Bindley (Ironmongers and Coppersmiths) in 1865 at the age of 16.
After marrying Thomas Bindley’s daughter Elizabeth in 1872, Thomas Bindley and Samuel Briggs formed Bindley & Briggs.
In 1875, the partnership established the Burton Copper Works on Station Street, Burton. Following Thomas Bindley’s death in 1880, the company was renamed S Briggs & Co.
Happy International Beer Day to all the brewers and beer-lovers of the world! As the saying goes, if you have eaten or drunk it, then […]
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Briggs of Burton is thrilled to announce our new collaboration with the University of Nottingham’s International Centre for Brewing Science (ICBS). As a long-standing supporter […]
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Ardgowan Distillery Company Limited has officially opened its doors, marking a major milestone for Scottish whisky and sustainable distilling. BRIGGS played a leading role in […]
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