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Park City Brewing Makeover

Park City Brewing recently announced that “it is entering the Utah market with new ownership, beer, and branding. Park City Brewing offers five core beers and anticipates opening its first brewery and taproom in December 2021, located in Park City, Utah.

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Park City Brewing recently announced that “it is entering the Utah market with new ownership, beer, and branding. Park City Brewing offers five core beers and anticipates opening its first brewery and taproom in December 2021, located in Park City, Utah.”

According to the folks at Park City Brewing, “Head Brewer, Mike Perine has 15 years’ experience developing craft beer with a deep knowledge and passion of making delicious beer. Park City Brewing beers are inspired by unique flavors and seasonality and capture the sentiment of the Park City community by providing quality engineered beer with seasonal and limited-edition batches coming near the end of 2021.”

The lineup of current Park City Brewing beers includes Siren’s Call American Lager, Powder Buoy Pilsner, Sneaker Tree IPA, Silver Creekwater Amber Lager, and Gold Town Pale Ale.

“Our goal is to create quality beer for locals, by the locals,” said Jeff Tito, President and Director of Operations of Park City Brewing. “Involving the community in the development of our core and new beers allows us to celebrate our hometown and share the Park City experience with tourists through our beers and the stories they tell. We are constantly experimenting and pushing to deliver the best version of each beer and are looking forward to distributing new beers to the Utah market today and through our forthcoming brewery and taproom.” The company also plans to open a second location in Salt Lake City in 2022. 

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Food writer Ted SchefflerOriginally trained as an anthropologist, Ted Scheffler is a seasoned food, wine & travel writer based in Utah. He loves cooking, skiing, and spends an inordinate amount of time tending to his ever-growing herd of guitars and amplifiers.

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