Mark Griffiths and Duncan Alexander outside their brewery in the West End. A taproom is expected to open inside in the next two weeks.
Beer-lovers can now try a new brew created in Dundee.
71 Brewing, launched last year by Dundonian Duncan Alexander and Mark Griffiths, have released 30 litre and 50 litre kegs of the brew, called 71 Lager, with bottles available to purchase soon.
The pair received planning permission in March to convert the remaining 7,200 sq ft of the old Blackness foundry on 71 Blackness Road, after which the beer is named.
The duo were given £650,000 in funding from Scottish Enterprise, Regional Selective Assistance and the Scottish Investment Bank, as well as private investment.
The 25hl brewhouse will open later this month to the public with an on-site taproom and off-licence due to open later in the year.
