
Has Craft Beer Already Imagined a Better Future?
Though far from perfect, the grassroots spirit of craft beer has made it a model for the drink industry’s larger push toward diversity and inclusion.
- story: Beth Demmon
- photo: Eliana Rodgers
Though far from perfect, the grassroots spirit of craft beer has made it a model for the drink industry’s larger push toward diversity and inclusion.
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