Singapore’s LeVeL33 to achieve Guinness record for world’s highest micro-brewery

The bar-restaurant on the 33rd floor of Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 1, which is celebrating its 15th year of establishment, will have its record authenticated on March 12, according to The Straits Times.

A worker produces beer at LeVeL33 in Singapore. Photo courtesy of the brewery

Its founder Martin Bem in 2010 overcame multiple challenges to design a brewery at an unusual height while maintaining its beer quality.

"We had massive challenges, especially with bringing the brewery up to the 33rd floor, which has never been done before worldwide."

The builders had to carry equipment to the floor using a crane. They also had to install a backup 1,000-litre tank to ensure adequate water pressure.

Customers visiting the bar can enjoy beer produced on-site starting from SGD16.90 (US$12.63) per pint.