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The symmetry makes sense as I sample the garden, the connection between beer and the botanical expanse always at hand. When we first started this event [in 2013], the garden was still sleepy,” Windhager says. “It Guests are encouraged to amble with wine or beer produced on site. That hobby could be a new personality.
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