The Ladder: Ellis Island brewing up new plans
Michael Key , the new director of brewery operations, and Eddie Leal , the new head brewer, plan to debut at least one new brew a month and incorporate new beer into tap rotations.
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Ellis Island hotel-casino contruction site on Thursday, July 6, 2017, in Las Vegas. Morgan Lieberman Las Vegas Review-Journal
Ellis Island is brewing up new plans.
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