Cadence Fair, which celebrates the brewery’s anniversary, has taken place on one day annually since the first event in 2017. This year, it has been extended to three days to give the community more time to enjoy live music, food and activities.
Hours for the fair are set for 3 to 10 p.m. Oct. 25, 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Oct. 26 and noon to 9 p.m. Oct. 27 at Reformation Brewery’s downtown Woodstock location, 105 Elm St.
“Cadence Fair has historically been one of our favorite and most well attended events, so it just made sense to extend it to the entire weekend so we could enjoy the moment a little longer and make use of the setup over a longer window,” said Jessica Miller, marketing director for Reformation Brewery.
A Day of Heroes and Learning! The 575 Fools First Annual Muster firefighter competition was a blast, with courageous first responders showing off their skills and sharing their passion with the community. Kids got a hands-on look at firefighting gear and learned from the best. Thank you to all the firefighters who made this event unforgettable! Photos @photosbylindsayann
You crushed. You raced. You rolled. You conquered. Our first Reformation Watermelon Crawl was a blast! Enjoy these pictures from the moment, thanks to Lindsay Ann Photography.
P.S. Don’t miss our latest brewery only release, a ready-to-drink Watermelon Margarita on draft and in 4pks to-go.
“Building great memories and a sense of feeling more connected to each other are our top markers of success. Our biggest reward is being a small part of you living your best life, with Reformation in hand. Great service and quality beverages are an important piece of that success, but so is cultivating connected communities who love and support one another. It’s our greatest privilege to see you celebrate your moment at our venues and make memories together.”
VinePair asked 12 brewers about their go-to Summer beer, and Reformation’s A Cold One Pilsner is making our brewer’s list.
“Pilsners would probably be the thing I reach for the most this time of year. Reformation’s Cold One Pilsner is something I can always depend on.” – Kyle Thomas, Production Manager, Reformation Brewery
“For the third year in a row, Reformation Brewery, with locations in Woodstock, Canton and Smyrna, will brew a beer in support of Shepherd’s Men, a local veterans advocacy group.
This year’s beer, known as Shepherd’s Men Clarity lager, will also be available at more than 20 other metro area outlets.”
What a great Saturday at The Mill on Etowah! Thank you to everyone who came out to enjoy community with us at Reformation Canton. And thank you to Steel Band Trio for some amazing music, to Community Burger for amazing eats, and to Mahealani’s Polynesian Entertainment for the amazing dancing and fire performance. The Mai Tais were flowing, the dancing was fire (literally), and the afternoon was one to remember!
Cheers to all the Dad’s out there! We had a blast celebrating Father’s Day with you at Reformation. Donuts were eaten, beers were drank, and memories were made. Here’s to another year of savoring the good stuff.
We’re headed to Yonah Mountain with the next release in our Base Camp Series! A Hazy IPA series with rotating hops, this beer is made in collaboration with Visit Woodstock GA to encourage you to explore North Georgia destinations with us!
Coming in at 6% ABV, this version highlights Elani and El Dorado hops for big citrus notes and nice tropical undertones with notes of pineapple, guava, white peach, lime, and orange zest. Grab a beer, make some friends, & let’s explore Yonah Mountain this season!
About the destination:
“With incredible views, steep drop-offs, and a moderately challenging but ultra-scenic climb to the summit, the Yonah Mountain Trail delivers one of North Georgia’s best and most popular hikes. Yonah rises from the foothills of Georgia’s southern Appalachian Mountains, jutting skyward from the rolling landscape between Cleveland and Helen. The mountain’s asymmetrical, iconic shape and massive, exposed rock outcrops near the summit lend to its popularity with hikers and climbers.”
