Platform Beer Co. forges ahead: Ohio City brewer is one of the fastest-growing in the country

While many breweries tend to focus most of their energy on distribution channels and a tight beer portfolio, Platform co-owners Paul Benner, 36, and Justin Carson, 37, have embraced a slightly different business model, one focused on taprooms, variety and hyper-localization. ' " With a rec...

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