Episode Synopsis "Hayes' Public House with Pugs Hayes"

Pugs Hayes believes there is no strength without unity. This is why he has built Hayes' Public House in Buffalo, MN,  a brewery/Tap Room that opened it's doors back in 2013. Hayes' Public House showcases their hand crafted ales not only on draught but on traditional hand pulls giving the customer a true pub experience that values tradition and community. Hayes' Public House represents a cross-section of the community where people can enjoy a beer in the cozy Irish pub with eclectic decor and memorabilia, or on the rooftop patio overlooking Buffalo Lake.Listen in as Pugs shares about his experience growing up in the family restaurant, falling in love with brewing, meeting with his mentor and building a business that is celebrating its 10th birthday this year!Learn more about Hayes' Public House by visiting:https://www.facebook.com/hayespublichouseFind more episodes, entrepreneur stories, and workshops on our YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/@redstarmarketingunacademyLearn more about the marketing un/academy Learn more about Gnometown Grounds

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