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CBGLuthier

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5. Coop used to be 2 blocks from my house, now that is a local brew

Reply to MohRokTah (Reply #3)

Wed Jul 30, 2014, 06:57 PM

Jul 2014

Alas, they outgrew that facility and moved to another part of town.

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