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2 Jan 2024
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The Happy Valley Filling Station has been named Best New Brewery of The Year at the 2023 N.C. Brewers Cup competition.
The brewery also won a gold and silver medal, including a gold medal in the largest category of Juicy/Hazy Style IPA.
The 2023 NC Brewers Cup competition, administered by the N.C. Craft Brewers Guild, drew 873 entries from 122 craft breweries, making the contest one of the largest professional beer competitions in the Southeastern United States, according to the Caldwell Chamber of Commerce, which recently announced the Happy Valley Filling Station award. To read the rest of the story, go to: https://www.newstopicnews.com/news/local/happy-valley-filling-station-named-best-new-brewery-of-the-year/article_be3f1ccb-cf9f-5f9c-a5a0-fc76a4d06639.html
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