Locust Lane Brewery Offers Specialty THON Beer, Pledges Donations FTK
Locust Lane Craft Brewery — a brewery located “just outside of Philly,” founded by three Penn State alumni, and named after the State College street — has a whole slate of special offers planned for THON.
Locust Lane’s variety formerly known as Fluffy Sunshine has been rebranded as Dancing Diamonds, a New England pale ale, in honor of the 46-hour dance marathon. Dancing Diamonds’ can features a golden ribbon for pediatric cancer and with its bright design, looks like everything you’d expect a beer originally called Fluffy Sunshine to look like.
The brewery will donate $1 of every pint of Dancing Diamonds, as well as $2 of every four-pack, growler, and crowler sale, to THON from now until February 23, the final day of THON Weekend.
That day, the brewery will host a watch party during the Final Four from 12-4 p.m. Buddy’s Burgers will cater the event and also donate a portion of sales to Four Diamonds.
To date, Locust Lane has raised more than $1,800 FTK, already far surpassing its initial goal of $1,000. The new goal sits at a very attainable $2,000.
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