Asheville, North Carolina beer scene

Beers to Try in Asheville

Asheville, North Carolina has blossomed into a haven for craft beer enthusiasts, showcasing a vibrant scene that attracts both locals and visitors. The city is home to numerous breweries, each with its own unique offerings that highlight innovative brewing techniques and a commitment to quality. From hoppy IPAs to rich stouts, there's something for every palate. Whether you're a seasoned beer aficionado or just starting your journey, Asheville's breweries offer an experience that celebrates the craft of beer making.

Top Beers to Try

Pale Ale

Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.Pale Ale

This flagship beer features a perfect balance of piney hops and caramel malts, creating a refreshing and flavorful experience.

ABV: 5.6%

Freak of Nature

Wicked Weed BrewingDouble IPA

A bold and aromatic double IPA that boasts vibrant hop flavors and a smooth finish, making it a favorite among hop lovers.

ABV: 8.0%

Gaelic Ale

Highland Brewing CompanyAmber Ale

This award-winning amber ale offers a malty sweetness complemented by a light hop bitterness, embodying the spirit of Asheville.

ABV: 5.5%

Featured Breweries

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Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.

📍 Asheville

Renowned for its pioneering role in the craft beer movement, Sierra Nevada offers a diverse range of beers, with a strong emphasis on sustainability and quality.

Wicked Weed Brewing logo

Wicked Weed Brewing

📍 Asheville

This brewery is celebrated for its creative approach to brewing, producing an array of innovative, hop-forward beers and barrel-aged ales.

Highland Brewing Company logo

Highland Brewing Company

📍 Asheville

As Asheville's oldest craft brewery, Highland Brewing Company is known for its classic Appalachian-style ales and a cozy taproom with stunning mountain views.

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