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BY SHELBIE HAMILTON
Tupps Brewery debuts taproom, new location in East McKinney
Tupps Brewery’s new East McKinney location is now open following two years of construction. The details The business relocated from its former location at 721 Anderson St. to the new facility located adjacent to The McKinney Flour Mill. The multimillion-dollar project is the product of a partnership between Tupps Brewery and the city of McKinney to create a destination on the city’s east side. The new location features a larger taproom than the previous location, as well as a kitchen, an outdoor bar and entertainment areas, including an outdoor stage. The site also has a larger production facility than the previous location, increasing the business’s ability to create beverages such as beer and hard seltzer. What they’re saying Angela Richardson-Woods, McKinney Community
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Development Corp. board chair, said the facility is a “quality-of-life” project for East McKinney. “We are bringing an entertainment destination to this part of McKinney that will serve as a cata- lyst for other businesses to grow,” she said. Looking ahead Tupps Brewery’s new location will also feature a new cafe and co ee roastery concept from McKinney-based Lelo’s Co ee Co. as well as the East McKinney Learning Garden.
A grand opening event held March 9 welcomed patrons to the new location.
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