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11MarchMarch 13, 2019
This Week at CBC! March 11-17, 2019

This Week at CBC! March 11-17, 2019

Monday, 3/11 Tap Room Hours – 4-10pm Food Truck: Plant 6 Provisions Mission Monday: Amy’s House/LCCADV, 4-10pm Move It Mondays...

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by Cabarrus Brewing Co.in Latest NewsTags Barre, Beer, Beer Garden, Brewery, Concord, Fitness, Food Truck Friday, Food Trucks, Hoppy Beerthday, Live Music, Mission Mondays, Shag Dance, Yoga0
12MarchMarch 12, 2018
This Week at CBC! March 12-18, 2013

This Week at CBC! March 12-18, 2013

Monday, 3/12 Tap Room Hours: 4-10pm Food Truck: S&E Dawgs Tuesday, 3/13 Tap Room Hours: 4-10pm Food Truck: Ole Buddy’s...

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by Cabarrus Brewing Co.in Latest NewsTags Beer, Beer Garden, Brewery, Comedy, Concord, Food Truck Friday, Food Trucks, Hoppy Beerthday, Live Music, Run Club, St. Patrick's Day, Trivia, Yoga0
13MarchMarch 13, 2017
This Week at CBC: Hoppy Beerthday!!

This Week at CBC: Hoppy Beerthday!!

March 13-19, 2017 Monday, 3/13 Sew Juicy Two (v2.0) New England IPA Release Tap Room Hours: 4-10pm Food Truck: Masterbacon...

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by Cabarrus Brewing Co.in Latest NewsTags Brewery, Concord, Fitness, Food Truck Friday, Hoppy Beerthday, New Brews0
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Posted @withregram • @kcannonballers Happy #inte Posted @withregram • @kcannonballers Happy #internationalbeerday! We hope you celebrate with an ice cold Baller Beer! 🍻
You may have noticed that we shared some photos fr You may have noticed that we shared some photos from a little trip out to the coast a few weeks ago. Well, this was the reason for that trip. Introducing our latest brew, Carolina Gold Lager! 🍻🌱 On tap, August 14, cans go on sale next week! "It's a light lager, what's so special about it? It doesn't have any chocolate syrup, 40lbs of fruit puree or cake batter in it? Why should I get excited about it?" is what you may be asking yourself. Short answer, no it does not. This is a very special beer where the natural quality of the ingredients shine through, and for good reason! The Carolina Gold strain of heirloom rice dates its origins all the way back to 1685 when a ship merchant hailing from Madagascar used its load of rice to pay for ship repairs in Charleston, SC. An ambitious farmer named Dr. Henry Woodland saw this as an opportunity and planted the first crop of Rice in the Americas. That's right, this rice is the very first strain of rice crop ever planted in the colonies! It flourished and soon took over the SC lowlands and stretched north into what is now known as NC. This coastal area known as the “Tidewater region,” thrived for over two hundred years with its fertile soil and ship ports for distribution. In the early 1900’s, market pressures, a series of hurricanes and the boom of commodity farming effectively ended rice farming in the Carolinas. That is until now. Our friends at @tidewatergrainco have brought it back after a 120-year hiatus, and this beer is the first beer to ever use the very first rice ever planted in the Americas. Pretty special. 🍻
Happy National IPA Day, everyone! 😁🍻😂 If Happy National IPA Day, everyone! 😁🍻😂 If you're looking for the perfect spot to celebrate this most important of national holidays, we're open and pouring 4-10pm this evening. We can't think of a better way to celebrate than by enjoying the occasion with a Rocky River or Sew Juicy! If you're looking for something lower on the ABV scale, our Driveway Sesh session IPA is right up your alley! 🍻🍻 Check out our current tap lineup on the home page of our website: http://www.cabarrusbrewing.com/
Posted @withregram • @jonnymohegan Aka #pabloesc Posted @withregram • @jonnymohegan Aka #pabloescobeer with some summer front porch sittin’ with a Mayberry (blueberry & blackberry summer shandy) from @cabarrusbrewco . This beer will literally be the rest of my summer beer, so much refreshing berry.
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Posted @withregram • @kcannonballers Happy #inte Posted @withregram • @kcannonballers Happy #internationalbeerday! We hope you celebrate with an ice cold Baller Beer! 🍻
You may have noticed that we shared some photos fr You may have noticed that we shared some photos from a little trip out to the coast a few weeks ago. Well, this was the reason for that trip. Introducing our latest brew, Carolina Gold Lager! 🍻🌱 On tap, August 14, cans go on sale next week! "It's a light lager, what's so special about it? It doesn't have any chocolate syrup, 40lbs of fruit puree or cake batter in it? Why should I get excited about it?" is what you may be asking yourself. Short answer, no it does not. This is a very special beer where the natural quality of the ingredients shine through, and for good reason! The Carolina Gold strain of heirloom rice dates its origins all the way back to 1685 when a ship merchant hailing from Madagascar used its load of rice to pay for ship repairs in Charleston, SC. An ambitious farmer named Dr. Henry Woodland saw this as an opportunity and planted the first crop of Rice in the Americas. That's right, this rice is the very first strain of rice crop ever planted in the colonies! It flourished and soon took over the SC lowlands and stretched north into what is now known as NC. This coastal area known as the “Tidewater region,” thrived for over two hundred years with its fertile soil and ship ports for distribution. In the early 1900’s, market pressures, a series of hurricanes and the boom of commodity farming effectively ended rice farming in the Carolinas. That is until now. Our friends at @tidewatergrainco have brought it back after a 120-year hiatus, and this beer is the first beer to ever use the very first rice ever planted in the Americas. Pretty special. 🍻
Happy National IPA Day, everyone! 😁🍻😂 If Happy National IPA Day, everyone! 😁🍻😂 If you're looking for the perfect spot to celebrate this most important of national holidays, we're open and pouring 4-10pm this evening. We can't think of a better way to celebrate than by enjoying the occasion with a Rocky River or Sew Juicy! If you're looking for something lower on the ABV scale, our Driveway Sesh session IPA is right up your alley! 🍻🍻 Check out our current tap lineup on the home page of our website: http://www.cabarrusbrewing.com/
Posted @withregram • @jonnymohegan Aka #pabloesc Posted @withregram • @jonnymohegan Aka #pabloescobeer with some summer front porch sittin’ with a Mayberry (blueberry & blackberry summer shandy) from @cabarrusbrewco . This beer will literally be the rest of my summer beer, so much refreshing berry.
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