How Community Supported Agriculture Helped One Hawaiian Brewer Adapt
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In April, Lanikai Brewing opened its doors to Community Supported Agriculture programs, turning its then-empty taproom into a pickup hub for fresh produce.
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After growing up on a Yakima Valley hop farm and coming from generations of hop farmers, it wasn't until siblings Meghann Quinn and Kevin Smith, along with Meghann’s husband Kevin Quinn, began drinking beer and homebrewing that they realized how cool their connection was to such an integral piece of the product they loved.
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Graced with good soil, a favorable climate, and abundant agricultural skills, French hop growers are making inroads in the craft brewing business.
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