Buddy Brew partners with Coppertail for 1st house beer

Buddy Brew Coffee and Coppertail Brewing have teamed up to launch Dog Dayz IPA, the coffee brand’s first house beer.

Buddy Brew Coffee has partnered with Coppertail Brewing to release its first-ever house beer, a Dog Dayz IPA brewed specifically for the Tampa-based coffee company.

What launched

Dog Dayz is a light and citrus-forward India Pale Ale with subtle tropical notes.

The beer is currently available on draft exclusively at three Buddy Brew locations:

  1. Armature Works
  2. W. Kennedy Blvd
  3. Hyde Park Village

Why the partnership matters

Buddy Brew said the collaboration reflects its focus on working with local brands that share similar values and a commitment to the community.

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“We are excited to partner with our friends at Coppertail to create this house beer, just for Buddy Brew,” said Dave and Susan Ward, co-founders of Buddy Brew Coffee, in a statement. “It’s a refreshing addition to our summer menu and getting to collaborate with another locally owned business that gives back to our community makes it even more special.”

About Coppertail Brewing

Coppertail Brewing Co. is an independently owned production brewery and tasting room located in Ybor City.

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The brewery has built a strong local following through a range of beers that span multiple styles and seasonal releases.

The Dog Dayz collaboration is another example of how Tampa Bay brands are leveraging partnerships to expand their offerings while staying rooted in the local market.

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