White Plains brewery using beer to raise awareness for rare disease
Wolf & Warrior Brewing Company in White Plains is debuting its latest pale ale, “Jacob the Warrior,” named after a 12-year-old Jacob Moon of Dobbs Ferry.
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Oct 16, 2021, 2:26 AM
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4h agoWolf & Warrior Brewing Company in White Plains is debuting its latest pale ale, “Jacob the Warrior,” named after a 12-year-old Jacob Moon of Dobbs Ferry.
Moon suffers from a rare and fatal neurodegenerative disease called Sanfilippo syndrome.
Mike Chiltern, the owner of the Wolf & Warrior, and Bill Moon, Jacob’s father, grew up together in Chappaqua.
Chiltern and Moon collaborated to create the beer named after Jacob last spring.
