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Community Corner Interview: Jane Hammel of Pro Re Nata Brewpub and Music Hall and Skyline Apothecary

Community Corner Interview: Jane Hammel of Pro Re Nata Brewpub and Music Hall and Skyline Apothecary

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Kendall speaks with Jane Hammel from Pro Re Nata Brewpub and Music Hall and Skyline Apothecary. Charlottesville’s finest brewery, Pro Re Nata, celebrates their 7th anniversary all week-long with all kinds of events and deals including $1 off Flagship beers all day today (09/19), 1/2 off Growlers on Wednesday, a Guest Bartender Event benefiting the Chris Long Foundation on Thursday and more! Find the full Anniversary Week schedule here: https://prnbrewery.com/

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