Burial Beer Co. Bringing Taproom And Bottle Shop Expansion To Plaza-Midwood
Burial Beer Co.'s newest wave of expansion is taking shape in the form of Burial's acquisition of a new retail space in the Charlotte, NC Plaza Midwood neighborhood.
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Burial Beer Co.'s newest wave of expansion is taking shape in the form of Burial's acquisition of a new retail space in the Charlotte, NC Plaza Midwood neighborhood.
Charlotte will soon be included on the list of the largest U.S. cities with a four-year medical school.
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