Even the Vodka-Cranberry Deserves an Upgrade
Because deep down, it’s OK to love a Cape Codder.
- story: Punch Staff
- photo: Lizzie Munro
Because deep down, it’s OK to love a Cape Codder.
A quarter-century ago, Austin's Celis Brewery introduced the first American-brewed witbier to the market. Today, it's reopened with original equipment, recipes and notes.
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