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Feels like the beer bubble has burst.
Will the giant beard trend go with it?
+1 it’s a bummer because this is the “perfect” brewery for that location considering the Halloween Festival.
Yes, peak craft beer has passed and the real business stuff matters now: quality, accessibility, visibility, marketing, ability to host events, food offerings, and management skill. “Just OK” doesn’t cut it.
Expect more closures with 10 year leases coming to an end.