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A Lawson's Finest Liquids legend is back
This week on social media, Vermont brewery Lawson's Finest Liquids began leaving
'They'd line up on the porch right here on Thursday mornings when I'd make deliveries out of the back of my Prius,'
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Double Sunshine has been available at the Lawson's taproom in Waitsfield, Vt., for some time, but those Instagram previews led to an announcement that the beer will soon be hitting other accounts where Lawson's beers are available. Expect to see Lawson's Double Sunshine in a store near you in the next week or two, for a limited time.
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