10 Best Breweries in Biltmore

"Address: 12 Old Charlotte Highway, Suite 200; Asheville, North Carolina 28803Phone Number: 828-299-3370Website: https://highlandbrewing.com/. One of the Asheville breweries not located downtown, Highland Brewing started a little before Green Man in 1994. Highland offers year-round brews as well as small-batch rotating flavors."

"This spot has the honor of being the first microbrewery in Asheville, and it’s a great one. They keep their flagship brews relevant by tweaking the recipes, but they also continue to innovate, releasing an impressive set of single-hop brews."

"12 Old Charlotte Hwy #200, Asheville, NC 28803Phone: (828) 299-3370. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Highland Brewing Co. (@highlandbrewing)"

"Address: 40 Collier Ave.; Asheville, NC 28801Phone Number: 828-475-2739Website: https://burialbeer.com/. Like Hi-Wire, Burial Beer Company has breweries across North Carolina, including South Slope in Asheville and Raleigh. They also run the Forestry Camp Bar and Restaurant, which highlights locally sourced Appalachian cuisine."

"Another South Slope favorite, Burial Beer Co., features a full-service kitchen in addition to their seasonal selections of craft beer. Whether you’re hunting down the perfect sour or looking to throw back a classic ale, chances are you’ll find it here."

"Many, such as Wicked Weed, Sierra Nevada, New Belgium (the latter two have their Eastern U.S. headquarters here) and Lexington Avenue Brewery, have good food, too. Or, if you’re interested in architecture you could do an architecture day. Asheville has the largest collection of Art Deco architecture in the Southeast outside of Miami. If you’re interested in art and local crafts, Asheville has around 50 art and crafts galleries, mainly Downtown, in the River Arts District and in Biltmore Village."

"Asheville Pizza And Brewing mixes fun with beer at three locations, each with a different focus. In North Asheville, you’ll find a family-friendly environment with a game room, pub food, and of course, fresh brews. The downtown location is where the brewing happens and, in addition to a full bar, enjoy beer and food from the covered patio."

"Our first night in town, we wanted to grab a beer and a bite to eat after the long drive into town. Asheville Brewing Company was exactly what we needed. The extensive beer menu was amazing and the BBQ tofu pizza was delicious and HUGE!"

"Green Man Brewery has been brewing legendary ales in Asheville since 1997. One of North Carolina’s oldest breweries, Green Man has produced some of the beer scene’s most iconic ales. They try to stay loyal to traditional English styles, but they are known to include their own twist."

"Opening in 1997, this is one of the oldest breweries in Asheville. But don’t let this European-style brewery trick you into thinking it's done innovating. It’s got something for everyone."

"Archetype works to create “complex, mindful, living beer” and we believe it’s mission accomplished. They often do collaborations to support the local community and in doing so, push the boundaries of traditional brewing in an intentional way. Their unique process is inspired by a Belgian style and they are constantly innovating and updating as they prefer a free-form method of brewing."

"Near Curve Studios sits the century-old Wedge Studios building, which basically serves as a mini-version of the best of the River Arts District and Asheville in general. Here, painters, filmmakers and textile artists create by day and can often be found sipping beers after work in Wedge Brewery’s funky courtyard. Wedge Studios, 129 Roberts St, Asheville, NC, USA"

"South SlopeEurisko has been keeping it simple since 2017 when they flung open their doors to Short Coxe Avenue, and thus extended the brewing district’s reach a little farther south. Started by three high school friends from Charlotte, this charcoal-hued brewhouse in a renovated barber shop boasts a two-story taproom and a small, but serviceable, outdoor space with picnic tables. You can partake in a tightly focused list of brews that includes a great porter (brewed with coffee from local roaster, Penny Cup) and often one or more Belgian-style varieties."

"Eurisko has a small and cozy venue for their brewery, providing a more intimate experience than some of their beer neighbors. They have a shorter, but very well curated, list of tap selections with something to please every palate. It’s conveniently located right downtown and boasts a beautiful beer garden."

"255 Short Coxe Ave, Asheville, NC 28801Phone: (828) 774-5055. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Wade Mattingly (@wademattingly)"

"This fairly new brewing company is named for the Hindu goddess of bees. While some of their brews feature honey, this company is mainly interested in bold and unique flavors that you wouldn’t expect to find elsewhere — Scuppernong, Butterfly Peaflower, and Makrut Lime Leaf, to name a few. Bhramari specializes in small-batch beers, but you can also find some year-round offerings plus a very intriguing cocktail menu at their bar."

"Lexington Ave.; Asheville, NC 28801Phone Number: 828.214.7981Website: https://www.bhramaribrewing.com/home. Out of all of the breweries in Asheville, Bhramari has the wildest flavors. As someone who loves trees and birds, I could show you their beer, or I could just snap endless pictures of their indoor beehive light fixtures."

"French Broad River Brewery is a classic Asheville brewery inspired by the veins that pump life through the heart of Asheville – the French Broad River (the third oldest river in the entire world!). Mirroring their dedication to help keep Asheville and the river wild, the team at French Broad River Brewery have been crafting up brews steeped in European tradition since 2001, with rotating seasonal and small-batch beers. That said, you can expect to find lots of Kolsch, Scotch Ale, ESB, and Porters on the menu as well as IPAs and specialty Pale Ales."

"One of the older breweries in the city, French Broad River Brewery has been around since 2001. This company is all about Asheville; naming itself after the French Broad River and continually being inspired by local nature. In fact, this company is so dedicated to the outdoors it even brewed a special session beer called Poor Boaters Rations (or PBR) with French Broad Adventures, an outdoor adventure travel company."

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"Highway 209 is a gorgeous stretch of asphalt that’ll take you up by Lake Junaluska, right along the Pigeon River, and eventually, to Haywood 209 Cafe. Here, they’re whipping up overflowing breakfast plates and serving locally-roasted coffee from Smoky Mountain Roasters—all for shockingly reasonable prices. Don’t leave without trying the Toad in a Hole for breakfast!"

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