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Brantford's Brewing Scene Gets a Facelift as Sassy Britches Brewing Steps into Mash Paddle's Shoes.

Change is brewing in the heart of Brantford's Cordage District as Mash Paddle Brewing, a beloved local craft brewery, undergoes a transformative journey, emerging as Sassy Britches Brewing Co. This evolution comes as Teddy, owner of Mash Paddle Brewing, sells off the brewery and finds new ownership which is bringing a fresh perspective, revamped branding, and an exciting array of beer styles while retaining the familiar faces of its dedicated brewer and staff.

We wish Teddy well as his tough decision to sell was based on wanting to spend more time with family and improve his life work balance. Something a lot of business owners can relate too after the long days and nights involved in opening up a business.

The Cordage District located at 111 Sherwood Dr in West Brantford has long been a community hub in Brantford, and the evolution of Mash Paddle into Sassy Britches is another chapter in the district's rich tapestry. The announcement of Mash Paddle's closure was met with mixed emotions from patrons who had come to appreciate the brewery's unique atmosphere and the community of beer friends it had created. However, the news was quickly followed by the revelation that the space would live on as a craft brewery and a place to gather. Sassy Britches is looking to maintain the spirit of camaraderie with a side of beer that Mash Paddle has created.

Tracey Shaw is one of the new owners of Sassy Britches and walking proudly beside her is Shawn Norris. Tracey is proudly pictured in their new logo. You may recognize her from previously managing Bell City Brewing and also working at

Manns Distillery. She is no stranger to the food and beverage industry and with spending a lot of time travelling she has also seen a pub or two and I bet she will bring some of that atmosphere to Sassy Britches.

With the location, brewer, and staff remaining the same the decision to rebrand and introduce a new look reflects a commitment to innovation and adaptability in an ever-evolving craft beer landscape. Sassy Britches aims to captivate both seasoned craft beer enthusiasts and newcomers alike with a refreshed visual identity and diverse range of beer styles they plan to introduce.

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