Discover Crystal River Florida now offers visitors and locals a new way to sip across Citrus County with its new Nature Coast Pour Tour, a passport program linking 12 local coffee, tea and smoothie spots; breweries; distilleries; wine shops; and other beverage destinations.
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With a theme of “Sip. Explore. Discover.,” the inaugural Nature Coast Pour Tour divides participating stops between Sunrise Sips and Sunset Spirits. Participants collect passport stamps while discovering local businesses and earning exclusive Pour Tour prizes.
Picking up a Nature Coast Pour Tour Passport at the Visitor Center, 915 N. Suncoast Blvd. in Crystal River, or at select locations throughout the county. Request a passport by mail here. There is no cost to register a passport; a purchase is required at each participating location to receive a stamp.
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“The Nature Coast Pour Tour gives people another reason to get out and explore everything that makes Citrus County special,” said Auvis Cole, Tourism director, Discover Crystal River Florida. “Visitors may know us for our springs, manatees and outdoor adventures, but there are so many locally owned businesses and experiences waiting to be discovered throughout our communities. This is a fun way to connect those experiences while supporting the businesses that help give the Nature Coast its character.”
Rewards grow with more stops along the tour, ranging from a Nature Coast Pour Tour sticker for three stamps to a Nature Coast Pour Tour mug for six stamps on either the Sunrise or Sunset tour. Participants visiting all 12 stops earn an exclusive, inaugural “I sip’d across the Nature Coast” Pour Tour t-shirt. Participants completing all 12 stops can return or mail finished passports to Discover Crystal River to claim prizes.
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