Due to scarcity of water in Murree in the 1920s , brewing was mostly transferred to Rawalpindi but malting continued at Ghora Gali until the 1940s , when this property was sold . This brewery , built in the Gothic revival style of architecture , was burnt during the independence of Pakistan in 1947 , while the brewery in Quetta was destroyed in the 1935 Quetta earthquake . In the 1940s , the controlling share or interest in the brewery was obtained by Peshton Bandhara , who used to run a liquor business in Lahore before Pakistani independence . His son , the late M.P. Bandhara later carried on the business and now it is being run by a grandson , Isphanyar Bandhara
1935 Quetta earthquake
1935 Quetta earthquake
Murree Brewery