Community Corner Interview: David Steeves of Pro Re Nata

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David Steeves, Head Brewer at Pro Re Nata, stopped by the station to give the inside scoop on what they currently have on tap, new recipes coming soon, and what’s on the horizon at the brewery. https://prnbrewery.com/

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