New gin shop now open in Sheffield City Centre
Updated: Dec 3, 2020
Under the government's new tiered restrictions, all non-essential shops are allowed to reopen and therefore we are delighted to announce that we have opened our very own True North store in the Forum Shops on Devonshire Street.
Ahead of the festive season, the True North Store will be open 7 days a week selling Sheffield Dry Gin, Leeds Gin, gift sets, coffee, kegs of beer and a range of Sheffield merchandise such as The Henderson's Relish Cook Book and Sheffield Honey.
Situated alongside Bear Tree Records, Artcade Gallery, Honky Tonk's Barber Shop and The Owl & The Pussycat Piercing. The Forum Shops has housed unique boutiques and services for over 25 years and we are excited to be joining as a permanent resident.
For the last four years, customers have only been available to buy products via our online store and pick up from the Forum Kitchen + Bar, this was until the second national lockdown hit and we changed the collection point to The Waggon & Horses in Millhouses. Now you can shop our Christmas range and more, in-store and online.
Speaking on the new developments, True North Brew Co. Gin Sales Manager, Lucy Allen said:
"2020 has been a tough year, especially for the hospitality industry and whilst our pubs are shut, we have been working behind the scenes to change the way that we operate.
"We recently turned The Sheffield School of Gin into a Virtual Masterclass that people can experience online with their colleagues, friends and family.
"Now that the True North store is open, it's another way for our loyal customers to support us and for those that prefer to click and collect, we now have dedicated premises to do so."
The True North store is located at Unit 17, The Forum, 127 -129 Devonshire St, Sheffield City Centre, Sheffield S3 7SB and opening times are as follows: Monday - Friday: 12pm - 6pm
Saturday: 10am - 6pm
Sunday: 11am - 4pm Please also visit www.truenorthbrewco.uk/store to click and collect.
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So happy to see True North finally getting a permanent spot in the Forum Shops—that little arcade is such a gem, and their gin has been a staple at our house since lockdown started. The fact they’re stocking Henderson’s Relish cookbook too is a proper Sheffield move, love that. Speaking of ways to pass the time while everything’s been shut, I’ve been hooked on krillion unlimited lately, it’s a fun daily word puzzle that keeps the brain ticking over between pub visits. Might just pop down this week and grab a gift set for my mum, cheers for the heads up!
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I’m glad shops like this are reopening, and the mix of local gin plus Sheffield merch sounds smart. I used the Minecraft Enchantment Calculator to plan a gift for my dad, and it made picking something easy. Might stop by this weekend for the Henderson’s cook book.