Want to know more about Glasgow’s signature lager? Here’s an inside look of the Tennent’s visitor centre

We visit the Tennent’s visitor centre.

Transcript

00:00So we recently visited the Tenants' Factory and this area is the Tenants' Visitor Centre

00:05which is open to the public daily. So it holds a bar inside which is usually hosting people

00:10who have just come off the tour. The Tenants' Tour has recently been ranked the second most

00:14popular tourist attraction in Glasgow on TripAdvisor just under Kelvin Grove. It's particularly

00:20popular with tourists though I found there was a lot of interesting information I didn't know

00:25about the brand and how it has really shaped Glasgow as a city. They say Glasgow was built

00:31around the Tenants' Factory. It is the second most popular drink in Scotland just under Iron Brew.

00:36In the bar here you can try an unpasteurised pint of Tenants or Tank Tenants as it's also known.

00:42This is where the first time it's exposed to air is when it is poured into the glass.

00:47This creates a more brewery taste. There are only a few locations in Glasgow that do this. Tenants

00:53also make a range of drinks such as Stout and Ale exclusively for export which means that

00:59with the exception of this bar they are available nowhere else in the UK. It's very cool. So the

01:05Visitor Centre is a shop and a little museum. You can see the earliest bottle of Tenants' beer known to

01:11being in existence. You can learn all about the Tenants' family tree and how the brand and product

01:16evolved in reflection to this. You will learn that Tenants actually invented the beer can

01:23the first of which is on display. You will learn how women kept the brewery afloat during the wars

01:29and the brand's connection to Buffalo Bill. It's very interesting. I highly recommend if

01:35you're down that way to give it a visit, even if you aren't partaking in the tour.