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Pikes Peak Lemonade Opening a New Shop in Loudoun County A new specialty beverage spot is preparing to open its doors in Loudoun County, bringing a fresh and creative take on lemonades and specialty drinks. After gaining local attention through pop-ups and events, this concept is now expanding into a permanent storefront. What is coming to Loudoun County? Pikes Peak Lemonade is opening a brick-and-mortar shop that focuses on tap-based, lightly carbonated lemonades and creative drink options suitable for all ages. What kinds of drinks will be offered? The menu features classic and seasonal lemonades, along with popular “dirty lemonades” made with added flavors, creams, and toppings. Options may include combinations like blackberry mint, candy apple, jalapeño, and other rotating selections. Warm lemonades and a cocoa bar will also be available, making the shop appealing year-round. Will there be items available beyond drinks? Yes. In addition to on-tap beverages, the shop will sell lemonade concentrates, cocktail mixers, cocoas, and other specialty items for customers to enjoy at home. Where will the new shop be located? The shop will take over the former Wild Hare Cider Cabin space at 206 South Street SE in the Market Station center. How did the concept start? Pikes Peak Lemonade began in Colorado in 2015 and has since grown through mobile trailers used at events. A local family, made up of siblings and their spouses, is now bringing the concept to Loudoun County. When is the opening planned? An official opening is targeted for Wednesday, April 1, with sneak preview days expected sometime in March. Why is this opening generating interest? The combination of customizable drinks, year-round offerings, and a locally operated storefront makes this a unique addition to Loudoun’s growing food and beverage scene.
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