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Best of Charleston 2010
Staff Pick
They pulled it off! David Merritt and Jaime Tenny of COAST Brewing Co., Rich Carley and Scott Shor of Charleston Beer Exchange, and a great team of colleagues and beer-lovin’ volunteers made what certainly will be the first of many Charleston Brewvival events a grand success. Under a big tent and across a grassy field in Noisette (across the road from COAST’s brewing facility), over 1,000 beer lovers showed up to sample over 80 varieties of extremely rare and unusual beers — weird stuff that was wooden cask-aged, or spiked with truly odd ingredients, or fermented with wild yeast strains that created tart and sour flavors. Brewvival was not yer daddy’s casual beer festival; it was the most intensive specialty beer session of the year.
Location Details
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COAST Brewing Company
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1250 Second St. N.
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(843) 343-4727
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1250 Second St. N.
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