Sixpoint "Keep the Growler Night" at Hawthornes

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Sixpoint "Keep the Growler Night" at Hawthornes

POSTED: Tuesday, September 21, 2010, 4:30 PM

Filed Under: Booze | Dealage | Food Events

Photo | Drew Lazor

Growlers: Is there anything they can't do? Tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. marks the debut of Sixpoint Craft Ales' highly anticipated Pumpkin Brewster Ale at Hawthornes (738 S. 11th St). The collaboration also features their REDD American Amber, Sweet Action Cream Ale, Righteous Rye Ale plus much more. The best part? Any purchase of a Sixpoint beer gets you your very own 64-ounce growler (above) to keep. Post-growler night, you and your friends can start that jug band you drunkenly discussed. I promise it's still a great idea sober.

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Posted 2010-09-21 15:53:44

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