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Favorite Places - Halpatter Brewing Co. - Lake City, Fl


So on this last week of Blogging, I wanted to talk about some places that are my absolute favorite. The first is the local brewery here in Lake City, FL. It just celebrated its 3rd anniversary and it is just what this small town has needed. 

Lake City is located at the crossing of I-75 and I-10 and is called the Florida Gateway. It has a community college, a mall, a super Walmart, a handful of restaurants and that's about it. Now it has a brewery and not only do they brew beer they brew really GOOD beer. I'm proud of them as a Lake City native and I can't recommend them more! In fact, I know that some of their beers are available in Tallahassee so when you are getting your growler filled look for Halpatter on tap and check them out!

Here is there website:


Here is an article that does a better job of talking about their origins than I could:




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