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Sycamore Brewing to Release Christmas Cookie Winter Ale
Sycamore Brewing to Release Christmas Cookie Winter Ale https://www.craftbeverageplaces.com/blog/sycamore-brewing-to-release-christmas-cookie-winter-ale @sycamorebrewing #christmasbeer #craftspirits #craftbeverageplaces #ncbeer #charlotte #northcarolinabrewery #christmascookie #beer #drinkbeer #ncbrewery #craftbeer
Jason Sahler of Strong Rope Brewery in this beautiful piece on NY Craft Beverage in the Cornell Chronicle
http://news.cornell.edu/stories/2019/11/ny-craft-beverage-industries-tap-cornell-expertise#.XcxlhHTfZSc.email
The dirt behind Hardywood’s Goochland delay GOOCHLAND COUNTY, Va. — As it starts pulling pints at its new taproom in Charlottesville, a local brewery’s westward expansion will take longer than anticipated closer to Richmond.
Intermission Beer Company to open near Henrico mall HENRICO, Va. — A husband-and-wife troupe of brewers is preparing to raise the curtain on a microbrewery near the recently sold Virginia Center Commons mall.
Va. distilleries vie for looser sales restrictions RICHMOND, Va. — Makers of whiskey, vodka and other liquors from around the state are making a political push in Richmond to level the playing field with beer- and wine-selling peers.