Metro April 2024 by Greater Bakersfield Chamber

A publication of the Greater Bakersﬁeld Chamber | April 2024

A Blooming Business

If You Can Dream It You Can Build It In Highgate Estates

All it takes is your imagination and a custom home lot in Highgate Estates.

This exclusive enclave is a gated retreat within the private, gated confines of the Castle & Cooke master planned community of Highgate at Seven Oaks. Estate-sized lots from 15,000 to 32,000+ square feet provide the perfect palette for select custom builders to realize your lifestyle vision.

Included in the Highgate Estates lifestyle experience is access to all the resort-style recreational and social amenities of the Highgate Swim & Fitness Clubhouse and the Parkshire Pool & Pavilion.

Now is the time to create your own vision of luxury living, in Highgate Estates.

INSIDE

See

Learn

Celebrate

Metro is the official publication of the Greater Bakersfield Chamber. This publication is produced and digitally distributed to the Chamber’s membership at the beginning of each month. Every effort has been made to ensure the information in this publication is correct and accurate as of the publication date. Metro does not warrant the accuracy or claims of its advertisers. The Chamber President/CEO has the sole right to refuse any advertisement. Please send any comments, questions, article suggestions or advertising inquiries to info@bakochamber.com.

Message from the CEO

Hello Chamber Members,

As we transition from hail to hot weather, the Chamber is excited to embrace some changes in our programs and events. We recently brought back "Coffee with the Chamber," with special guest speaker Bob Meadows from Valley Strong Credit Union. Bob re-caffeinated us with his contagious positivity, shared networking tips and helped attendees learn more about the value of membership. Thank you, Bob!

I'm also proud to mention that I was inducted into the Rotary Club of Bakersfield, also known as Downtown Rotary. The Downtown Rotary has been a driving force in our community for over a century, embodying Rotary's motto of "service over self." It's an honor to be part of this community of distinguished servant leaders, and I'm excited to help serve our Chamber members and community as a Rotarian.

As we approach May, a month of celebrations, including graduations and Mother's Day, we urge you to explore our 'Shop Local Shop Now' campaign. This initiative showcases our exceptional members, who are the backbone of our community. Let's unite to support them and acknowledge their tireless efforts that enrich our community.

Congratulations to all the nominees of the Beautiful Bakersfield Awards, presented by Valley Strong Credit Union. Please look for the social media kit to share your nomination on your favorite social platform easily. Join us on June 22 at Mechanics Bank Theater to honor the individuals and organizations who make Bakersfield beautiful. Tickets and sponsorships are available. Call the Chamber office at 661327-4421 or text "BBA" to 366823.

Lastly, a heartfelt thank you to our Chamber Ambassadors. You are the true champions of the Greater Bakersfield Chamber, advocating for our local businesses, non-profit organizations and corporations. Your dedication and hard work are truly commendable. If you're interested in joining this esteemed group, please reach out to us at info@bakochamber.com.

Spring-ing forward,

Janelle Capra President & CEO

Greater Bakersfield Chamber

Bob Meadows and Chamber staff at Coffee with the Chamber

Ag Day

Exploring the Heart of Agriculture

In March, the 2024 Leadership Bakersfield class immersed themselves in the world of agriculture. Agriculture Day was led by Ariana Joven, Government Affairs Manager with the Wonderful Company and Rachel Nettleton, Executive Director with the Kern County Farm Bureau. The goal was to deepen the leadership students' appreciation for the food they consume and the farmers and ranchers that help put food on the shelves. With over 30 leadership students, the day was centered around educating, inspiring and immersing these individuals into one of the nation’s top agricultural producing counties – Kern County.

The itinerary for Agriculture Day consisted of three distinct tours that provided insight into different facets of Kern County’s agricultural production and heritage. The first stop took the group to the Wonderful Halos production facility, where they witnessed firsthand the intricate process behind the packaging of these citrus fruits. Next, the class ventured to DM Camp & Sons where they learned about the family’s deep rooted agricultural history in Kern County. During the tour, the class had the opportunity to learn about the evolution of farming techniques and how machinery has evolved over time. They also got to learn fun facts about almonds from the beginning stages of growth.

For the last tour of the day, the group visited TLO Wines, where the Director of Marketing Avery Zaninovich shared her family’s legacy of winemaking and the artistry behind crafting their fine wines. The leadership class had the opportunity to savor not only the wine, but also the story of the family’s passion behind the creation of their wines and their downtown tasting room.

Throughout the tours, there were multiple speakers that covered diverse topics such as the agricultural history in Kern County and California, agricultural real estate, water regulations and the crucial role of the Agricultural Commissioner. These discussions broadened the students’ understanding towards agriculture and sparked meaningful conversations about the complexities and challenges facing the agricultural community.

The enthusiasm and curiosity from this year’s leadership class showcased the importance of days like this in creating a deeper connection between consumers and producers. As the day ended, the class left with a newfound knowledge and appreciation for our local agricultural heritage. With this knowledge, we hope these leaders felt inspired to advocate and support our agricultural industry to ensure a positive future for generations to come.

Education Day

Cradle-to-Career Programs and School Innovations

The 2024 Leadership Bakersfield class experienced “Education Day” in April, sponsored by Kern County Superintendent of Schools (KCSOS) and the Grimm Family Education Foundation (GFEF).

The participants learned about cradle-to-career programs and beyond. The day started at the Christine Lizardi Student Service Center with a panel of interactive speakers from KCSOS: Kimberly Graham from Kern Education Pledge and K-16 Education Collaborative, Dr. Kierstin Webb from College and Career Programs and Anita Cruz from the Community Schools Initiative.

Next, they visited various school sites throughout Kern, to learn how schools work to meet the needs of all students in unique ways. The C. W. Richardson Child Development Center provides education and support services for children from birth to five years of age. Direct services are provided to students from families that meet program eligibility requirements. Principal Angelina Bertran-Harris kicked off the visit with a tour followed by a parade attended by parents.

The class proceeded to Grow Academy Arvin to learn from Grow Public Schools and the GFEF. Rick Esquivel, Chief of Schools for Grow Public Schools, and RJ Valentino, President of GFEF, delved into charter education and how the Grow Public Schools model has pioneered educational choice in our community, dispelling misconceptions about charter

schools. Our class then embarked on a student-led tour of the campus, exploring the Edible Schoolyard and learning a homemade lemonade recipe from fellow students.

On to Del Oro High School, Kern High School District’s newest campus serving areas of East Bakersfield, Greenfield and Lamont. A tour was provided by Assistant Principal Chris Dutton and Associated Student Body (ASB) leadership. In this high-tech campus, students feel like their education is a collaboration with teachers where they are seen and heard. The school also provides counselors, tutors and mental health providers available to students in need.

Back in downtown Bakersfield, the class returned to the Christine Lizardi Frazier Student Services Center to conclude the day. Dr. Vernon Harper, Interim President of Cal State Bakersfield, delivered an exceptionally inspiring message to the class. His tenure as Provost of CSUB during the Covid-19 pandemic underscored the importance of standing firm in your beliefs, regardless of the challenges faced.

Dr. John Mendiburu, KCSOS Superintendent, closed out the day with a personal and inspiring message about leadership and collaboration. All in all, a very successful day!

Thank you to our Day Sponsors

House of Flowers

Blooming in Bakersfield for 16 Years

Planting the seed

While growing up, Amanda Klawitter was captivated by her mother Diana’s entrepreneurial and creative spirit, igniting her artistic drive and strengthening their bond through a shared love of nature and art. Now, the mother-and-daughter-duo has spent the past 16 years as co-owners of House of Flowers, a locally owned floral studio in Downtown Bakersfield.

As a child, Amanda’s favorite hobbies were spending time in their backyard nursery and being in nature. This resulted in a close relationship with nature. She recalls her mom, Diana’s influence in instilling that within her.

Amanda recalls, “Some of my best childhood memories with my mom were going camping, collecting things in nature and trying to create art from that.”

After working at a flower shop and finding her passion in flower design, Amanda proposed their own shop to Diana. With a background as a

business owner and an adventurous outlook, she enthusiastically responded, “Yes, let’s do it.”

The name “House of Flowers” is a callback to the shop’s initial start in Amanda’s home. It is also inspired by how they want their customers to feel when they walk in. They strive to create a cozy, welcoming atmosphere.

“When you come in here, it’s important that you feel like you’re home. It’s our house and everybody else’s, too,” says Diana.

Their relationship as mother and daughter is not just a familial bond but a strong foundation for their business. Diana fondly describes them as “best friends” and “yin and yang” with their complementary skills. Amanda, the designoriented one, taught Diana everything she knew about flower arrangements, while Diana, with her business acumen, guided Amanda on the path of entrepreneurship.

There’s something special about seeing something bloom because it captures a moment in time, and it’s really cool that we get to share that with people

- Amanda Klawitter

The nature of business

As a locally owned and family-operated business, House of Flowers stands out with its distinct design, wide range of flowers and passion for serving the community.

Their unique approach to design gives each of their arrangements a personal touch. Diana and Amanda design all of their flower arrangements, unlike large chain retailer companies that use premade templates from wire services.

Amanda believes every business reflects its owners, and the duo wants to set their own path by avoiding commonly used industry arrangements. She happily notes that when customers see their products, they can immediately say, “That’s from House of Flowers.”

When putting arrangements together, Amanda likes to envision the recipient, asking herself, “Do they like designer items, or do they spend a lot of time outside?”

“Supporting small businesses is really important because they are the ones who are helping shape culture,” Amanda says. “Small businesses pay attention to what the community needs.”

“It’s important to consider those things because that influences what type of flowers they might like,” she says.

This attention to detail and individualized care allows them to conduct successful campaigns, including their annual Mother’s Day catalog.

Diana and Amanda understand the special feeling of receiving flowers and take pride in playing a part in it. Amanda compares it to the first time a child

The House of Flowers' Mother’s Day catalog features various flower selections and color palettes tailored for every type of mom.

Visit their website to order a gift for the mom or mom figure in your life.

sees a dandelion and blows on its petals. “There’s something special about seeing something bloom because it captures a moment in time, and it’s really cool that we get to share that with people,” she says.

Their passion for flowers hasn't waned even though they’re around flowers daily. They still have fun and describe themselves as “kids in a candy store” when picking flowers to sell.

They love going to the Los Angeles flower market and testing different varieties. Their flowers come from all over the world, from Southern California to Holland to Japan.

House of Flowers carries some of the most popular flowers, including peonies, anemones and tulips. They also offer seasonal flowers, such as ranunculus, which are perfect for weddings. Customers looking for something that lasts longer can also find live plants like lilies and orchids at their store.

Building roots and growing forward

As Bakersfield locals, Amanda and Diana love the support they receive from the Bakersfield community. They even have a wall of pictures featuring their loyal customers, especially those who continued to support them during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.

This support goes both ways; they intentionally give back to the community and support other local businesses. When choosing which products to sell, they are adamant about exclusively picking items from small, local California businesses.

“Supporting small businesses is really important because they are the ones who are helping shape culture,” Amanda says. “Small businesses pay attention to what the community needs.”

Moving forward, Diana and Amanda envision the future of House of Flowers as bigger and better. They want to ensure they are leaning into their passions and things they enjoy, including hosting more workshops and events at their store.

For more information, please check out ahofdesigns.com

Danny Hill - 2023 Beautiful

Bakersfield Award: Business Person of the Year

In 2023, I was named Bakersfield Business Person of the Year, an accolade that both humbled me and filled me with immense pride. Even though I could not be at the ceremony due to my work, I am grateful for my community's unwavering support and tireless dedication as I reflect on the journey that led me to that moment.

For the past six years, my life has been consumed by a singular mission: to elevate my radio stations, Rewind 98.1 & Outlaw 103.7, to become household names in Bakersfield. I understood from the outset that achieving this goal would require more than just broadcasting great music. It demanded an active presence within the community, a commitment to connecting with individuals on a personal level, and a relentless drive to make a positive impact.

From day one, I immersed myself in Bakersfield's heartbeat, seizing every opportunity to engage with its residents and participate in local events. Whether sponsoring community gatherings, hosting charity drives, or simply lending a listening ear to those in need, I strived to embody the essence of a responsible and caring local business owner.

Yet, this journey was not without its challenges. Balancing the demands of entrepreneurship with the responsibilities of fatherhood, marriage, and familial obligations tested my resolve daily. Due to my busy schedule, which involves DJing at weekend weddings and managing radio operations throughout the week, I had little time to rest. However, I found comfort in knowing that every sacrifice I made was evidence of my commitment to achieving my dreams.

Last year, as the accolades were being bestowed upon me at the awards banquet, I found myself absent, fulfilling a prior commitment to DJ a wedding in SLO. It was a reminder that the life of a business owner knows no bounds, that our dedication transcends the confines of traditional working hours and that our responsibilities extend far beyond the boardroom.

Winning the title of Business Person of the Year was undoubtedly a highlight of my career.

Still, it was also a reminder of the countless other entrepreneurs who toil tirelessly in pursuit of their dreams. They are the unsung heroes of our communities, the driving force behind local economies and the embodiment of resilience in the face of adversity.

Rewind 98.1 and Outlaw 103.7 are more than just radio stations; they are conduits for community empowerment, platforms for spreading messages of hope and unity and symbols of the enduring spirit of Bakersfield. As I continue to evolve as a radio station owner, I remain committed to fostering meaningful connections, driving positive change and inspiring others to pursue their passions with determination.

Ultimately, being named Businessperson of the Year is not just a personal achievement but a celebration of the collective efforts of every individual who has supported me along the way. Together, we are rewriting the narrative of what it means to be a local business owner, championing the ethos of "be local, buy local," and paving the way for a brighter future for Bakersfield and beyond. #localradio

Danny Hill

Owner, Hill Broadcasting

Welcome New Chamber Members

We’d like to extend a warm welcome to the companies that have joined the Greater Bakersfield Chamber. Thank you for investing in our mission to Build a Better Bakersfield.

Apricot Lane

3321 Buena Vista Rd. Suite 760 Bakersfield, CA 93311

661-619-6977

bakersfield@apricotlaneusa.com

“Apricot Lane is a locally owned specialty boutique that offers women's fashion apparel, jewelry, handbags, accessories and gifts in the styles and trends customers enjoy.”

Century 21 Jordan-Link & Co - Monica Williams

5060 California Ave. Suite 1150 Bakersfield, CA 93309 661-619-6860

monicawilliams.sites.c21.homes

“Your guide to seamless relocation in Bakersfield. Local expert realtor dedicated to finding your ideal home in our vibrant community.”

Clean Stride

4301 Alken St. A-5

Bakersfield, CA 93308

661-463-8133

cleanstride.com

“Commercial and residential recurring cleaning service.”

Dreams Business Resources

9215 Claro De Luna Dr. Bakersfield, CA 93307

661-333-7821

suport@dreamspowered.com

“We are a B2B company that provides the right tools and resources to help businesses run their company effectively, efficiently and profitably.”

Harris BBA

250 Coffee Rd.

Bakersfield, CA 93309

559-401-5595

harrisbbq.com

“Harris Farms, Inc. is bringing the heat to Bakersfield, CA, with the 2024 arrival of two new Harris BBQ locations.”

Laborde Land Co, LLC

1507 Pembridge Ct.

Bakersfield, CA 93311

661-699-9633

“Our company grows pistachios and we also sell real estate.”

P.F. Chang’s

10700 Stockdale Hwy. Bakersfield, CA 93311 559-401-5595

pfchangs.com

“P.F. Chang's is an upscale family-friendly Chinese restaurant. We offer a unique and delicious dining experience.”

Rocks Art Podcast 4024 Eton St. Bakersfield, CA 93306 805-312-2261

“Archeologist

Senior Fitness Services PO Box 80911 Bakersfield, CA 93380

661-805-4044

“Maintaining independence & keeping seniors mobile so they may age gracefully. Keep heart healthy, improve mental health and prevent disease. In-home fitness.”

Small Business Celebration

8721 Ponderosa Ave. Bakersfield, CA 93306 661-333-7821 smallbusinesscelebration.com

“Small Business Celebration celebrates the big breakthroughs of business owners so you can grow a strong, and profitable, business!”

Unity 8501 Brimhall Rd. Bldg. #200 Suite 203

Bakersfield, CA 93312

833-462-1100 unitypm.com

“An HOA Property Management company serving private communities in Bakersfield.”

Valley Natural Beverages 8801 Gosford Rd. Bakersfield, CA 93313

559-625-2200 valleynaturalbeverages.com

“Valley Natural Beverages, a division of California Dairies, Inc., is a cutting-edge and sustainably innovative Extended Shelf Life and Aseptic/Shelf-Stable dairy production facility.”

Renewing Members

Thank you to our members who have reinvested in the Greater Bakersfield Chamber. Your continued investment helps the Chamber continue its mission to Build a Better Bakersfield.

Academy of Health Careers Inc. - 2023

Access Plus Capital - 2017

Achilles Prosthetics & Orthotics - 2020

Arts Council of Kern - 2023

Baymarr Constructors, Inc. - 1997

Bear Valley Springs Assocation - 2022

Best Western Plus Hill House - 1999

Blue Zones Project - 2023

Bolthouse Farms, Inc. - 1995

Bureau of Land Management - 1993

California Fruit Depot - 2005

California Independent Petroleum Association - 1992

Children's Advocates Resource Endowment - 2006

CityServe Network - 2019

Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling - 2019

Comprehensive Blood & Cancer Center - 1997

CSF Medical Nonprofit Foundation - 2017

Cushman & Wakefield/Pacific - 1991

Dignity Health - Mercy Hospital Southwest - 2000

Elite Maintenance and Tree Service - 2022

Elite Private Landscape - 2022

GEI Consultants, Inc. - 2015

Golden 1 Credit Union - 2022

Griffith Company - 1930

Hey Salty, Inc. - 2020

Hydrostor - 2022

ICON Printing Solutions - 2016

John F. Stovall - 2005

Karpe Real Estate Center - 1920

Kern County Builders Exchange - 1957

Luigi's - 1997

M.A.R.E. Therapeutic Riding Center - 1997

MX4, Inc. McDonald's Restaurant - 2019

Mestmaker & Petrey Wealth Advisors - 2023

Metropolitan Recycling LLC - 2011

Murray Family Farms, Inc. - 2004

National Cement Company. - 2009

Northwestern Mutual - 2023

Placer Title Company - 2008

Royal Palms - 1996

Southern California Orthopedic Institute - 1999

STONE Mental Health Services - 2023

The Hens Roost - 2023

The Playful Space - 2023

The Pyrenees Cafe - 2023

The Silver Fox Starlite Lounge - 2023

United Refrigeration & Air Conditioning - 1999

Valley First Credit Union - 2022

Wonderful Orchards - 1994

Youth 2 Leaders Education Foundation - 2018

Member News

The BLVD

Join us on Sunday, May 12th for a day filled with love, fun, and delicious eats. Drinks and Games for only $25, plus a Family Style Feast that will leave Mom smiling ear to ear for only $45! Buy presale tickets by emailing sales@ blvdbakersfield.com

Youth 2 Leaders Education Foundation

We have extended the deadline of the Y2LEF Scholarship Program Application. The new deadline is April 26th, 2024 at 5:00pm. This allows students who are waiting on their FSS report (FAFSA Submission Summary) from their financial aid applications to be able to complete our scholarship application on time. To access the application, click HERE

Oxbo

With our expansion operations in Kern County, we aim to serve the growing needs of our customers by offering an extensive range of products and services, conveniently located in all major growing regions. The new location reinforces our commitment to unparalleled customer service and support to all its customers. Customers and community members are invited to the ribbon cutting open house event on April 30. Attendees can meet the team members and see our line of pistachio harvesting equipment in person and learn more about the productive nut shaker. In its fruit portfolio,we supply berry, coffee, grape, olive, pistachio, and tomato growers with harvesters and other specialty equipment. For more information on the full line of Oxbo fruit products and locations, please visit our website!

Gameday Sports Academy

We have a new “Season Sponsor” program, in which companies can sponsor an at-risk youth, giving them access to join our sports leagues free of charge! We are working with local school districts to identify children that may not have access to Dignity Health Sports Complex facilities otherwise. As recognition for their sponsorship ($650 commitment), sponsors receive a custom branded banner installed at our facility, their logos on our "Summer Sponsors 2024" team t-shirts, gameday vending/ promotional opportunities, and more.

*WHAT'S INCLUDED* ($650)

· Sponsorship of one GSA child

· Name or logo on "2024 Summer Sponsors" T-shirts

· 3'x5' sponsor banner (Name or logo)

· Access to gameday vendor opportunities

· Inclusion in D-League GSA promotional social media, email, etc (if applicable)

· Free entry into D-League game days

This is an opportunity for esteemed businesses to give back to their community and gain local visibility at the same time (our membership base is made up of over 3500 families). We encourage you to consider sponsoring directly or sharing this opportunity with your employer. It's a chance to make a real difference in a child's life!

If you'd like to get started or have questions, feel free to call Winston Crite at (661) 451-7177. Together, we can ensure that every child has the support they need to hit the court with confidence!

Kern County Public Works

We hosts monthly Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Collection Events throughout the County. Residents can drive up and drop off their hazardous waste free of charge at any of these one-day collection events. HHW Collection Events are for residential hazardous waste only. Commercial or business waste is not accepted. Check out these one-day collection events in May:

• May 3 & 4, 2024 - Tehachapi Recycling & Sanitary Landfill: 12001 Tehachapi Blvd., from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

• May 18, 2024 - Kern Valley Transfer Station: 6092 Wulstein Avenue, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

• May 25, 2024 - Lebec Transfer Station: 300 Landfill Road, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Additionally, residential HHW can always be dropped off at these permanent Kern County Special Waste Facilities (SWF):

• Bakersfield SWF: 4951 Standard Street: open Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

• Mojave SWF: 17035 Finnin Street, Building #2: open the first Saturday of every other month (Jan, March, May 4, July, Sept, Nov), from 9 a.m. to noon

• Ridgecrest SWF: 3301 W. Bowman Road: open the second and fourth Saturday of each month, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

When traveling with HHW to any event or facility, it’s important to practice safe transportation procedures. Please follow these safety guidelines:

• Transport no more than 15 gallons or 125 pounds of waste per trip, and no more than 5 gallons per single container.

• Make sure containers are not leaking and are properly labeled.

• Do not mix materials.

• Keep materials separated and away from passengers.

Upcoming Events

May 2024

Friday, May 3

Government Review Council Meeting

8 a.m. | Chamber

Friday, May 3

Press Conference

10 a.m. | Asian Chamber

Wednesday, May 8 - Thursday, May 9

2024 CalChamber Capitol Summit & Host Breakfast

Sacramento

Wednesday, May 15

Government Review Council Meeting Noon | Chamber

Wednesday, May 15

Grand Opening Ceremony

10 a.m. | Psychiatric Health Facilities

Monday, May 27

Memorial Day

Chamber closed

Thursday, May 31

Government Review Council Meeting

8 a.m. | Chamber

CHAIRMAN'S CIRCLE FOCUS

2024 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Chairman of the Board

Rob Duchow

Public Affairs Manager - Southern California Gas Company

Incoming Chairman

Deanna Blaise

Valley Strong Credit Union

Immediate Past Chair

Ken Keller

Dignity Health – Bakersfield Memorial Hospital

Patrick Beck – Bakersfield Hyundai

Mark Bateman – Young Wooldridge, LLP

Molly Busacca – Secure Systems

Bruce Davis – Bolthouse Properties

Emily Duran – Kern Health Systems

Octavio Escobedo – Tejon Indian Tribe

Melissa Frank – The Wonderful Company

Kamal Gill – Brimhall Pharmacy/Panama Pharmacy

Dr. Vernon Harper – CSU Bakersfield

DeAnna Lewis – Wingstop

Maybelle Liquigan – Kaiser Permanente

Jacob Panero – Varner Bros. Inc.

Mari Perez-Dowling – United Way of Kern

Veronika Placencia – KERO-TV 23

G Riar – Riar Inc./The UPS Store

Greg Race – PG&E

Willie Rivera – Aera Energy

CHAMBER STAFF

Janelle Capra

President & CEO

Kami Gonzalez

Administration & Operations Director

Savanah Adams

Stakeholder Engagement Manager

Kimberly Price Community Events Manager

Get Social

Stay engaged and connected with what's happening at the Chamber by following us on these social media platforms.

Advance Beverage Company is Kern County’s premier beverage supplier distributing a wide variety of brands such as Budweiser, Heineken, Tecate, Stella Artois, Prime Hydration and much more. They have options for your every need.

With a Cicerone Beer-certified workforce, their team’s knowledge and commitment to quality service make them stand out.

To get started on choosing your next beer, visit advancebeverage.com