Palmetto State News

Low Tide Brewing has announced plans to expand its operations in Charleston County, South Carolina. The craft beer manufacturer is set to invest $22.2 million in the expansion, which is expected to create 33 new jobs. Founded on Johns Island in 2016, Low Tide Brewing is known for producing award-winning craft beers and providing unique community experiences through its brewery and taproom.

The expansion will see the company move into a 26,800-square-foot facility at 0 Beer Garden Way on Johns Island. This new site will feature a state-of-the-art brewing system and event space, aimed at increasing production capacity to meet growing demand for its wholesale products and enhancing visitor experiences. Operations at the new facility are anticipated to begin by mid-2026, with hiring commencing two months prior. Interested candidates can apply via email at careers@lowtidebrewing.com.

"Low Tide Brewing is thrilled to expand our brewing operations in Charleston County," said Mike Fielding, Founder of Low Tide Brewing. "Demand for our products has grown steadily as we continue to strengthen our reputation in the community."

South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster remarked on the economic impact of the investment: "Low Tide Brewing is making a strong impact on Charleston County’s economy with this $22.2 million investment that will create 33 new jobs."

Secretary of Commerce Harry M. Lightsey III highlighted the state's supportive business environment: "Today’s announcement by Low Tide Brewing showcases that South Carolina and Charleston County have the resources businesses need to thrive."

Commissioner of Agriculture Hugh Weathers expressed gratitude for Low Tide Brewing's commitment: "The expansion of a homegrown South Carolina agribusiness is a cause for celebration."

Charleston County Council Chairman Herbert Ravenel Sass III praised the company's innovative spirit: "Charleston County is thrilled to see Low Tide Brewing expanding its operations."