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What happens when two birds touch beaks? A hazy IPA love child is conceived. 🍺 Join the flock at either of the two San Diego coops on Saturday, February 11 as we tap "Cluck Buddies"--the exclusive, small batch, Gluten Free beer brewed in collaboration with Duck Foot Brewing. We’re tapping an extremely limited number of kegs right at 11am in Little Italy and Encinitas, and they WILL sell out fast. A limited number of “Cluck Buddy” 4-packs will be available to take home and share with your peeps. **PRO TIP! If you haven’t tried the gluten free bone-in in Encinitas yet – now’s the time. This light & tropical GF brew pairs perfectly with crisp & tender fried chicken. Special “Cluck Buddies” pint glasses and koozies will be available at each coop –with no strings attached. Peeps, pups, & good cluckin' times welcome🎉 View this event on Facebook

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