
Ursula Brewery’s nine-year run comes to an end on Dec. 22.
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Ursula Brewery’s nine-year run comes to an end on Dec. 22.
The business along Sheridan remains open.
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The 18-year-old craft-beer maker will continue to run its original taproom on Hampden Avenue.
Wanderment Brewing leased 2,500 square feet in Adams County last week.
So Many Roads was shut down last November due to cocaine dealing, then reopened and sold beer to an underage cadet.
It opened in 2019 in the former Grand Lake Brewing space.
Scott Kerkmans has raised $2 million to operate Confluence Whiskey Project until he has product ready for sale.
Holidaily Brewing Co. did $3.1 million in revenue last year, and has raised $1 million toward its goal.
Tapville Social began in Illinois, and actually does more business in cocktails than beer.
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