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Creature Comforts Brewing Co.

April 24, 2016 by Marco Leyte-Vidal

Starting a business is tough.  Starting a brewery is tougher.  Add to that starting a brewery in a state whose laws are some of the toughest in the country and you've got a real challenge in front of you.  Yet, it's this inherent difficulty in opening a brewery in Georgia that is a true testament to what Creature Comforts is capable of.  The South is coming in to it's own in terms of craft beer and at the forefront of that charge are breweries like Creature Comforts.  The guys are pushing the envelope by developing a complex and growing sour and wild beer program all while continuing to impress with their beautiful and balanced clean offerings.  They're making a name for themselves and helping the South continue to grow into a wonderful and diverse beer region.  Point is, despite the challenges, Creature Comforts is here to stay.  We're glad they are.  Tropicalia, their ever popular IPA justifiably sells out almost immediately in bars around town and cans have become trade bait for those lucky enough to find a fresh six.  The rest of their portfolio is no different.  Find some and drink it, you'll be glad you did.

Join us as we chat about the beginning and future of the brewery and some of the beers that have made them famous.  We hope you enjoy watching our chat as much as we enjoyed having it.

Cheers,

Craft Commander

 

April 24, 2016 /Marco Leyte-Vidal
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