In the spirit of “Good King Wenceslas,” we believe the heart of Christmas is giving.

Now through December 23, when you order a pint of Reformation’s Light Mexican Lager at any of our venues, $1 per pour will go directly to support the daughter of Bryan Zapp.

Bryan was a Woodstock and Cherokee County local, a long-time Reformation regular, a public safety officer, and a veteran who proudly served our country in the United States Army and National Guard for 20 years. He passed on Thanksgiving after a short fight with brain cancer at just 48 years old.

Bryan was known for his huge, outgoing personality and the way he cared for others with genuine kindness, love, and respect. He lived life to the fullest—on his motorcycle, in his Jeep, and most of all as a devoted dad to his daughter, Kyndal.

This December, we invite you to raise a glass in Bryan’s honor and help support his family.

Drink good beer. Do good together.

In the spirit of “Good King Wenceslas,” we believe the heart of Christmas is giving.

Now through December 23, when you order a pint of Reformation’s Light Mexican Lager at any of our venues, $1 per pour will go directly to support the daughter of Bryan Zapp.

Bryan was a Woodstock and Cherokee County local, a long-time Reformation regular, a public safety officer, and a veteran who proudly served our country in the United States Army and National Guard for 20 years. He passed on Thanksgiving after a short fight with brain cancer at just 48 years old.

Bryan was known for his huge, outgoing personality and the way he cared for others with genuine kindness, love, and respect. He lived life to the fullest—on his motorcycle, in his Jeep, and most of all as a devoted dad to his daughter, Kyndal.

This December, we invite you to raise a glass in Bryan’s honor and help support his family.

Drink good beer. Do good together.

In the spirit of “Good King Wenceslas,” we believe the heart of Christmas is giving.

Now through December 23, when you order a pint of Reformation’s Light Mexican Lager at any of our venues, $1 per pour will go directly to support the daughter of Bryan Zapp.

Bryan was a Woodstock and Cherokee County local, a long-time Reformation regular, a public safety officer, and a veteran who proudly served our country in the United States Army and National Guard for 20 years. He passed on Thanksgiving after a short fight with brain cancer at just 48 years old.

Bryan was known for his huge, outgoing personality and the way he cared for others with genuine kindness, love, and respect. He lived life to the fullest—on his motorcycle, in his Jeep, and most of all as a devoted dad to his daughter, Kyndal.

This December, we invite you to raise a glass in Bryan’s honor and help support his family.

Drink good beer. Do good together.

In the spirit of “Good King Wenceslas,” we believe the heart of Christmas is giving.

Now through December 23, when you order a pint of Reformation’s Light Mexican Lager at any of our venues, $1 per pour will go directly to support the daughter of Bryan Zapp.

Bryan was a Woodstock and Cherokee County local, a long-time Reformation regular, a public safety officer, and a veteran who proudly served our country in the United States Army and National Guard for 20 years. He passed on Thanksgiving after a short fight with brain cancer at just 48 years old.

Bryan was known for his huge, outgoing personality and the way he cared for others with genuine kindness, love, and respect. He lived life to the fullest—on his motorcycle, in his Jeep, and most of all as a devoted dad to his daughter, Kyndal.

This December, we invite you to raise a glass in Bryan’s honor and help support his family.

Drink good beer. Do good together.

In the spirit of “Good King Wenceslas,” we believe the heart of Christmas is giving.

Now through December 23, when you order a pint of Reformation’s Light Mexican Lager at any of our venues, $1 per pour will go directly to support the daughter of Bryan Zapp.

Bryan was a Woodstock and Cherokee County local, a long-time Reformation regular, a public safety officer, and a veteran who proudly served our country in the United States Army and National Guard for 20 years. He passed on Thanksgiving after a short fight with brain cancer at just 48 years old.

Bryan was known for his huge, outgoing personality and the way he cared for others with genuine kindness, love, and respect. He lived life to the fullest—on his motorcycle, in his Jeep, and most of all as a devoted dad to his daughter, Kyndal.

This December, we invite you to raise a glass in Bryan’s honor and help support his family.

Drink good beer. Do good together.

In the spirit of “Good King Wenceslas,” we believe the heart of Christmas is giving.

Now through December 23, when you order a pint of Reformation’s Light Mexican Lager at any of our venues, $1 per pour will go directly to support the daughter of Bryan Zapp.

Bryan was a Woodstock and Cherokee County local, a long-time Reformation regular, a public safety officer, and a veteran who proudly served our country in the United States Army and National Guard for 20 years. He passed on Thanksgiving after a short fight with brain cancer at just 48 years old.

Bryan was known for his huge, outgoing personality and the way he cared for others with genuine kindness, love, and respect. He lived life to the fullest—on his motorcycle, in his Jeep, and most of all as a devoted dad to his daughter, Kyndal.

This December, we invite you to raise a glass in Bryan’s honor and help support his family.

Drink good beer. Do good together.

In the spirit of “Good King Wenceslas,” we believe the heart of Christmas is giving.

Now through December 23, when you order a pint of Reformation’s Light Mexican Lager at any of our venues, $1 per pour will go directly to support the daughter of Bryan Zapp.

Bryan was a Woodstock and Cherokee County local, a long-time Reformation regular, a public safety officer, and a veteran who proudly served our country in the United States Army and National Guard for 20 years. He passed on Thanksgiving after a short fight with brain cancer at just 48 years old.

Bryan was known for his huge, outgoing personality and the way he cared for others with genuine kindness, love, and respect. He lived life to the fullest—on his motorcycle, in his Jeep, and most of all as a devoted dad to his daughter, Kyndal.

This December, we invite you to raise a glass in Bryan’s honor and help support his family.

Drink good beer. Do good together.

In the spirit of “Good King Wenceslas,” we believe the heart of Christmas is giving.

Now through December 23, when you order a pint of Reformation’s Light Mexican Lager at any of our venues, $1 per pour will go directly to support the daughter of Bryan Zapp.

Bryan was a Woodstock and Cherokee County local, a long-time Reformation regular, a public safety officer, and a veteran who proudly served our country in the United States Army and National Guard for 20 years. He passed on Thanksgiving after a short fight with brain cancer at just 48 years old.

Bryan was known for his huge, outgoing personality and the way he cared for others with genuine kindness, love, and respect. He lived life to the fullest—on his motorcycle, in his Jeep, and most of all as a devoted dad to his daughter, Kyndal.

This December, we invite you to raise a glass in Bryan’s honor and help support his family.

Drink good beer. Do good together.