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Evil Twin Brewing Is Building a Beer Garden and Taproom Next Door to Their Brewery in Ridgewood

A much anticipated taproom is finally being realized from the nomadic brewery.

Evil Twin Brewing Is Building a Beer Garden and Taproom Next Door to Their Brewery in Ridgewood

Evil Twin Brewing Is Building a Beer Garden and Taproom Next Door to Their Brewery in Ridgewood

A much anticipated taproom is finally being realized from the nomadic brewery.

Evil Twin Brewing Is Building a Beer Garden and Taproom Next Door to Their Brewery in Ridgewood
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Evil Twin Brewing continues to expand its mini-empire with a new beer garden, slated to open in August. The beer garden will exclusively serve beers produced at the 1616 George Street brewery, and will deliver a singular Evil Twin experience via a beautiful, plant-filled greenhouse with an adjoining outdoor seating area.

Corey Gargiulo, General Manager at Evil Twin, considers the beer garden an “opportunity to elevate the experience of what a taproom is.” He hopes the beer garden will be an “overall experience” instead of a place to drink the same Evil Twin beers available for retail elsewhere.

“We want to make sure that we have all of these ways to kind of support this awesome beer that we’re making,” Gargiulo said.

When Evil Twin opened its brick-and-mortar brewery in fall 2018, it marked a new chapter in the formerly nomadic brewing company’s life . Before landing in their Ridgewood spot, the company…

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