Black Acre Part One

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Doing some traveling for the Thanksgiving Holiday and seeking some company for the long drive? Tune in to Parts one and two of our interview with, Black Acre Brewing.

Surprisingly enough, we touch on two out of state brews this episode. We start off with, Free Range Brewing's, "Brother Was His Name," and then move to Knee Deep Brewing's, "Breaking Bud."
Not going to lie, from there we discuss a bidet. Like, a lot.



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