Siluria Brewing Co. to Close Its Doors in Alabaster After Eight Years
After nearly a decade in Shelby County, Siluria Brewing Co. announces its permanent closure this November, following its eighth anniversary celebration.

After nearly a decade as a fixture in the Alabaster community, Siluria Brewing Co. has announced it will permanently close its doors this November. The brewery, located at 145 First Ave. W., shared the news via social media, revealing that its final day of operation will be November 13. The closure comes just two days after the business celebrates its eighth anniversary, marking a bittersweet conclusion to its tenure in the heart of the city.
The decision to shutter the popular gathering spot stems from long-standing financial pressures that have accumulated over the years. According to ownership, financial decisions made during the brewery's early, formative days began to place an unsustainable strain on the business's long-term operations. Since its inception, Siluria Brewing has served as a cornerstone of Alabaster’s local culture, offering a communal space for residents to enjoy craft beverages while contributing to the area's economic growth.
The departure of Siluria Brewing Co. highlights the ongoing challenges faced by independent craft breweries navigating a shifting economic landscape and rising operational costs. For Alabaster residents, the loss represents more than just the end of a local business; it signifies the closing of a social hub that fostered community connections and supported downtown revitalization. As the brewery prepares for its final weeks, the team expressed deep gratitude to the patrons who believed in their mission, inviting the community to share one last round before the November 13 deadline.