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Finger Lakes Online Beer Festival kicks off with 10-10 BBQ deal

Finger Lakes Online Beer Festival kicks off with 10-10 BBQ deal

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MORAVIA, NY (607NewsNow) — The Finger Lakes Online Beer Festival kicks off today, October 2nd, starting with 10-10 BBQ in Moravia.

A voucher priced at $25 can get customers $50 worth of chicken, ribs, pulled pork, brisket, and sides from 10-10 BBQ. The establishment is also in the process of adding a brewery to their restaurant with a working name of “Station 2” so far. The brewery will be located in the building just behind the 10-10 BBQ restaurant and will feature a selection of locally brewed beers from 10-10 BBQ, as well as a variety of wines.

Beer selections will include:

  • Iron Plow Porter
  • 53° W 6°N Irish Red
  • Scotch Ale
  • Steuben Pilsner
  • Prison City Mass Riot
  • Louie IPA
  • Trippy Tree
  • Daybreak Pilsner

Wine selections will include:

  • Unoaked Chardonnay
  • Pinot Grigio
  • Dry Riesling
  • Cabernet Franc
  • Sweet Lissy
  • Merlot
  • Semi-Sweet Riesling
  • Berry Blitz
  • Semi-Dry Riesling

Credit will be issued for unused amounts on purchased vouchers. No cash back will be issue on unused amounts, vouchers expire one year from date of purchase. Find the deal on Cayuga Marketplace here and start saving today.

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