Join EPIC (Emerging Professionals in Conservation) for a fun-filled Hill Country happy hour at Desert Door Distillery in Driftwood, Texas!

While we sip some delicious sotol, we'll learn from Wild Spirit Wild Places CEO, Karen Looby, about Desert Door's commitment to sustainability and environmental conservation through their nonprofit, which was established to protect these dwindling ranch lands and wild lands of Texas!

In addition, we'll be joined by Abianne Falla, founder of CatSpring Yaupon, a tasty, natural, and sustainable alternative to tea & coffee. Learn about the collaboration between Desert Door and CatSpring and sample some delicious Yaupon tea.

Your ticket includes one free drink at Desert Door. Desert Door offers a variety of cocktails made with wild-harvested sotol from West Texas. Imagine if tequila had a smoother, more sustainable, flavorful cousin - that's Desert Door! Food for purchase at their Lo Salvaje food truck.

ABOUT EPIC: Emerging Professionals In Conservation, a program of Hill Country Conservancy, is an outdoors club dedicated to exploring and preserving the natural beauty of the Texas Hill Country. Membership dues go to support Hill Country Conservancy’s projects in and around Austin and the Hill Country, including the Violet Crown Trail. Learn more.

Hill Country Conservancy is a Texan by Nature Conservation Partner. Click here to see more conservation events across Texas