Fire crews are on the scene of a huge fire that broke out in the building of a local beer distributor in Ringtown, Pennsylvania.

Footage shows flames engulfing the building as grey smoke billows in the air.

The fire is now under control. No injuries have been reported.

15:10 hrs. Schuylkill County Communications Center dispatched a working commercial building fire at Valley Beer distributor 422 west main Street, Ringtown. This fire was eventually upgraded to 4th alarm for both manpower and dueling tanker task force in order to ensure a high volume water supply.

Tanker Task Force shuttled water between two fill sites one in Pattersonville with the other near Brandonville.

The cause of multiple expositions heard during the blaze and is believed to related to CO2 cylinders.

The fire was brought under control in less than 2 hours after.
While this fire is not considered suspicious a State Police Fire Marshall has been called to the scene to investigate the origin.

Units from Columbia, Northumberland and Schuylkill counties.

While no injuries have been reported a Rescue Hook & Ladder Tele-Squirt 64-20 from Shenandoah's suffered damage from the fire as well.