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LD's BeerRun

LD's BeerRun serves the Jackson area as both a store to pick up national and craft beers to-go, as well as to sit at the bar and enjoy one another's company over some of LD's house-made brews.

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LD's BeerRun is a Jackson-based beer store and brew pub. Photo by Caleb McCluskey

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LD's owner Larry Voss rings up a customer. Photo by Caleb McCluskey

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LD's offers many craft beer options on tap, including ones made specifically for LD's. Photo by Caleb McCluskey

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Chris Edwards, who brews LD's own craft beers, poses with his wife Katy and Larry Voss. Photo by Caleb McCluskey

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LD's customer Michael Clifton enjoys one of LD's craft beers. Photo by Caleb McCluskey

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This barrel, which previously aged rye whiskey, now ages the RIS that LD's sells. Photo by Caleb McCluskey

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Aaron Pirie (center) assists the store and Edwards in the brewing process. Photo by Caleb McCluskey

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Roxas paid the brewpub a visit along with his owner Carley Christie, a friend of Voss. Photo by Caleb McCluskey

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Bicentennial Beer Co., owned by Chris Edwards, brews LD's signature beers, like fan favorite Jacktown Hazz. Photo by Caleb McCluskey

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Chris Edwards sips a craft beer while discussing brews with Voss. Photo by Caleb McCluskey

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The brewing process begins with pouring the mash, as Aaron Pirie and Chris Edwards demonstrate. Photo by Caleb McCluskey

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The mash is stirred so that it thoroughly mixes with boiling water to create the beer. Photo by Caleb McCluskey

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The beer must continue moving to keep the mash from burning. Photo by Caleb McCluskey

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The beer needs to boil for 90 minutes before Edwards can make his final touches. Photo by Caleb McCluskey

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