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www.GoodMorningGwinnett.com As the population of breweries in Gwinnett County gets dense, so do residents’ options for New Years Eve festivities.
Local taprooms over the past few years have tried to become New Year’s Eve destinations for locals who want to spend a night out and leave the party planning to the brewers.
This is the third year Slow Pour Brewing in Lawrenceville will host a New Year’s Eve party.
“We want to provide a place for people to get out and enjoy themselves, let us handle the drinks, let a food truck handle the food and they don’t have to worry about cleanup,” Slow Pour Event Coordinator Nate Groves said. “Let us handle the party.”
The theme of Slow Pour’s New Year’s celebration is a Roaring ’20s party, where attendees dress like their best impressions of Jay Gatsby and Daisy Buchanan. Groves estimated more than 450 people packed the taproom and patio for last year’s New Year’s celebration.
Since Slow Pour launched its own New Year’s celebration, other local breweries followed suit. Good Word Brewing in Duluth will start its New Year’s Eve celebration early. The Facebook event lists 11 a.m as the start time. Guests can expect New Years Eve themed cocktails and food from Good Word’s own kitchen. Co-owner Todd
SOURCE: www.GwinnettDailyPost.com
