Bull Durham Beer Company: The First Brewery to Call a Ballpark Home
In 2015, Bull Durham Beer Company became the first microbrewery to operate inside a minor league baseball stadium, bringing German-inspired craft beer to Durham Bulls Athletic Park.
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