WREXHAM Lager says drawing in new fans from around the world 'means everything' to them.
The rise of Wrexham as a whole has been astronomical since the football club was taken over by actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney in early 2021.
The Welcome to Wrexham documentary has also helped shine a spotlight on the local community and the businesses within it.
One of those benefitting from such exposure is Wrexham Lager who have been drawing in new fans from countries worldwide.
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The business took to Twitter to express its delight at seeing new followers support them.
The Estabrook family over in Canada were just some of those who donned their Wrexham Lager clothing and showed off their merchandise.
Speaking after Wrexham's 3-1 defeat to Sheffield United in the FA Cup replay, Wrexham Lager said: "Regardless of the @Wrexham_AFC result last night, seeing new fans, friends and families watch globally is special.
"Including the Estabrook family in Canada, who watched the game kitted out in Wrexham Lager. Our community being loved (and worn) all over. This means everything."
Regardless of the @Wrexham_AFC result last night, seeing new fans, friends & families watch globally is special.🌍
— Wrexham Lager (@WXM_Lager) February 8, 2023
Including the Estabrook family in Canada, who watched the game kitted out in Wrexham Lager. Our community being loved (& worn) all over. This means everything.🏴❤️ pic.twitter.com/QEWDs5z6zq
The Wrexham Lager Beer Company Limited was first founded in 1882 by two German immigrants, Ivan Levinstein and Otto Isler, where they made bitters, ales and lagers.
In 2000, the business stopped producing Wrexham Lager products, the site was demolished and changed into a shopping outlet.
However, there was a revival of the Wrexham Larger product in 2011 with brothers Mark Roberts and Vaughan Roberts building a much smaller but successful brewery which has led to great success and even the opening of a brewery shop.
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