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Atlanta drink deal: Yoga and beer for $20 at Second Self Beer Company

In good company: yoga and beer this Sunday. Photo credit: Second Self Beer Company.

Credit: Carolyn Desalu

Credit: Carolyn Desalu

In good company: yoga and beer this Sunday. Photo credit: Second Self Beer Company.
By Carolyn Desalu
Aug 12, 2016

Second Self Beer Company is hosting its monthly Yoga & Hoppiness event, which features a bring-your-own-mat, all-level one hour yoga class from 1-2 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 14. After, kick back and relax with a brewery tour plus six six-ounces of handcrafted brews of your choice including Thai Wheat, Maverick and Gose. Tickets, which are $20 each, may be purchased here.

Second Self Beer Company, 1317 Logan Cir. N.W., Atlanta. 678-916-8035. secondselfbeer.com.

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