Minsk's "Women's Beerhouse" lasted only half a year, relying on enthusiasm and Russian visitors. Now seeking an investor
Just half a year after its opening, Minsk's "Women's Beerhouse" is on the verge of closure. The owner of the establishment, blogger and entrepreneur Alexandra Tsemchyk announced that the project might cease operations in the coming months if an investor is not found.
"Women's Beerhouse" opened on March 8, 2026. Even before and after its opening, the project sparked a mixed reaction on social media.
According to Alexandra Tsemchyk, the first six months of operation were uneven. The establishment worked profitably for almost the entire period, with September being the only exception. August was the most successful month for the beerhouse: that's when girls from Russia learned about it, forming the majority of visitors. However, in September, revenues halved.
The entrepreneur emphasizes that the project had no external investments. She, along with her business partner Yulia, independently created the establishment and invested all their own funds into it.
The money earned after the opening primarily went towards repaying debts incurred to launch the project. Therefore, it was not possible to accumulate a financial cushion. However, according to the owner, the beerhouse has no debts to suppliers or for the rent of the premises.
To save the project, Tsemchyk is now looking for an investor who could inject funds and propose new ideas for development. She also does not rule out that "Women's Beerhouse" might continue in Russia, where, according to her, there is interest in the project. The owner is already receiving offers to purchase a franchise.
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