Honoring their service

Wed., Nov. 11, 2015

By Rick Bonino boninobeer@comcast.net

Local breweries and beer businesses across the area are offering military-themed discounts today in observance of Veterans Day. The deals include:

– Selkirk Abbey , free pint for any veteran who shares a service story.

– Hopped Up , $3 pints for veterans and those with military ID.

– Twelve String , $1 off pints and $10 growler fills for all veterans.

– Orlison , $1 off pints for veterans with ID.

– Black Label , $1 off pints for veterans through November.

– New Boundary , $1 off a sample flight with military ID.

– Kootenai River Brewing (Bonners Ferry), 50 percent discount for veterans/law enforcement/firefighters.

– South Hill Growler Guys , $2 off growler fills for active service members and veterans.

– Steady Flow Growler House , 15 percent discount for veterans.

– Nu Home Brew & Bottles , 25 percent off bombers of the newly released 4 Hands/Bale Breaker/Stone Sorry Not Sorry imperial peach IPA collaboration for veterans (while supplies last).

– One Tree Hard Cider , 10 percent discount all week with valid Veterans Administration or military ID.

* This story was originally published as a post from the blog "On Tap." Read all stories from this blog

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