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Everything you need to know about ATXtoday’s Drink Up Month

Drink Up Month is all about celebrating the beverage industry in Austin. From cocktails to coffee to beer, there’s a drink in the Capital City for everyone.

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As part of our Drink Up initiative, we highlight local beverage makers, like last year’s feature on Desert Door Distillery in Driftwood.

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Are you ready for a second round? This July, we’re back hosting Drink Up, a celebration of beverages and beverage-makers in Austin.

Throughout the month, we’ll highlight some of our favorite drinks and beverage entrepreneurs through curated round-ups, in-depth Q+As, and industry breakdowns.

But wait, there’s more.

We’re also partnering with some lovely local bars, breweries, and other thirst-quenching businesses to offer you discounts and specialty drinks throughout the month.

Keep your eyes peeled on every section of our newsletter — and our social media accounts — to find these deals.

Lastly, we want to hear from you.

Do you want to give a shout out to your favorite local bar? Do you have a great drink recipe you’d like to share? Do you know someone with an amazing story that we should interview? Are you that person yourself?

Click the link to send us your ideas.

Read our Drink Up coverage:

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