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About
The Story
Redbud Brewing, born in 2024, stands as a beacon of craftsmanship and community in Augusta's burgeoning downtown. Committed to the artistry of brewing, we blend passion with precision to create exceptional beer that embodies the spirit of our city. With each sip, we invite you to taste the dedication and creativity woven into every brew, as we proudly contribute to the vibrant growth of Augusta's cultural landscape. Welcome to Redbud Brewing, where great beer meets great community.
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The 1906 Building
Built in 1906, the building is almost 120 years old! According to the Library of Congress, in 1918-1919 it was the office of one of Augusta’s earliest newspapers The Augusta Gazette. In the winter of 1983, the building was Lo Vellette’s China and Gifts and survived a fire that started two doors north. The fire was extinguished, but due to the cold temperatures the buildings were coated with a thick wall of ice. The “Ice Palace” was later demolished and the damages amounted to over $100,000 at the time. Most recently it has served Augusta as an early childhood school, Sarah Chance Bistro Bakery, and a record store named Tunes & Treasures. Now it will be serving up craft beer for Augusta’s downtown for years to come!
Meet the Team
"No one can whistle a symphony. It takes an orchestra to play it."
Halford E. Luccock
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