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Ale Trail Night

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The Heritage Corridor Ale Trail is back and in full effect! It’s time to take an adventure through the Corridor and explore our wonderful breweries with some of the best tasting beer! We are excited to get you set up for the 2022 passport so that you can win exclusive prizes.

In these next couple of weeks, come join us at the breweries on Wednesday and Thursdays so that we can teach you how to use the new Ale Trail passport and for special giveaways.

Here’s the schedule below:

Check out our list of breweries around the Corridor here.

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