This week’s virtual panel features leaders from Monday Night Brewing,
2nd Shift Brewing, Cinder Block Brewery, and Creature Comforts Brewing,
who discuss what’s happening with their businesses as their states
begin to reopen.

With little direction from the federal government, governors are
setting their own timelines for reopening their states’ businesses as
the COVID-19 pandemic continues to claim lives. For breweries in states
whose governors have permitted reopening, owners and decision makers are
weighing their options: How do I attempt to reopen safely in a limited
manner in hopes of reclaiming lost sales? Or should I continue operating
in a to-go only capacity to protect the health of my staff and
customers?

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