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Fly Llama Brewing in Biloxi is celebrating two years of business
One local craft brewery is turning two!
Fly Llama Brewing in downtown Biloxi is celebrating another year and reflecting how much they’ve grown since opening its doors in January of 2021.
News 25 spoke with the owner and head Brewmaster Dave Reese about the brewery and he couldn’t be prouder of their progress.
Since opening, they have more than doubled the number of craft beers they have in the taproom.
They serve 32 beers, as well as burgers, wings, and other items, thanks to their new Fly Llama food truck parked right outside.
Fly Llama prides themselves in their…
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