King Jugg Brewing Co. is making a $4 million investment in downtown Noblesville.
City officials and staff members broke ground Nov. 2 on the brewery’s Noblesville location, which is scheduled to open at 151 N. 8th St. next spring.
The brewery will be King Jugg’s second, with its other at 11110 Lantern Rd. in Fishers. The new brewery will be on the former site of former Bolden’s Dry Cleaners, a family-owned business that closed in July 2023. The city purchased the building from Bolden’s in 2023 and announced King Jugg as the new tenant in 2024.
Noblesville Mayor Chris Jensen said the project was long overdue, and part of the challenge was making sure the brewery was the best use for the site going forward.
“We work with our partners at the state and the federal government to ensure the highest level of quality and the highest level of safety for those that are engaged in (these) sites, so that’s why sometimes these projects take a few extra minutes or months or years, but they’re worth it,” Jensen said.
King Jugg Brewing Co. Managing Partner Randy De John said the facility will be a sports bar with 50 to 60 televisions, an upstairs deck and astroturf and decks outside. He said the d...