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Framingham and Worcester have made the list of 99 cities linked to 99 beers, with Jack’s Abby Brewery in Framingham and Worcester's Wormtown Brewery being listed as reasons why these communities are a great place to call home.
The list, compiled by the site Livability.com, includes cities that are not only great places to live but also consumers and creators of great beer. Rounding out the list at 51 and 73 were Framingham and Worcester, respectively. These two communities got the nod not only because of their home-grown brewers, which include the new addition in Worcester of 3cross Brewing Co., but the wide availability of pubs in which to enjoy a craft beer.
The two communities were among only three from Massachusetts to make the list, with Ipswich coming in eighth on the national list.
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