In 2014, at the height of the American craft beer boom, Georgia didn’t need just another brewery. It needed another business committed to the vitality of its community—serving as a venue between home and work where neighbors could connect. But also one who would invest strategically in local priorities.
We didn’t know what any of that looked like at the time. And while we’ve learned a lot, we still have a lot to learn. But that initial impulse has remained the same despite years of grit and seasons of growth.
