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Clarence Boston, the owner of Hippin’ Hops Brewery, opened several locations in Atlanta. And now, the business owner is expanding to Charlotte and plans to open Another Brewery, a play on the growing number of Queen City breweries, next month before Thanksgiving.
Exclusive: Hippin’ Hops Brewery planned to open in NoDa. Instead Another Brewery will open there and Hippin’ Hops will debut with craft beers and distillery in uptown.
Catching up with Clarence Boston: he left Charlotte to open one of Georgia’s first Black-owned breweries "It's Chocolate City down here," Boston says, comparing Atlanta and its Black business climate to Charlotte. By Katrina Louis Charlotte has lost another Black business owner. Serial entrepreneur Clarence Boston sold Boston’s Mortuary funeral home on Statesville Road in May for $1.35 million, according to county property records, and officially moved to Atlanta a month later. Since then, he’s continued to feed his hunger for business. He’s slated to open Hippin’ Hops Brewery & Oy...