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Carrboro Beverage Company - Including Tyler's Taproom - to Close Its Doors After 16 Years


A longtime Carrboro business will be closing permanently. The Carrboro Beverage Company, which includes the Tyler’s Taproom and its Speakeasy, announced to the community this week its plans to close and sell its inventory. Owner Tyler Huntington said he’s appreciated the chance to see patrons again in the company’s closing days. (Chapelboro.com)

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Carrboro Beverage Company - Including Tyler's Taproom - to Close Its Doors After 16 Years