10 Best Breweries and Beer Places in Lake Lure

"There’s a case to be made that Burial is one of North Carolina’s best breweries, let alone Asheville’s. From the eye-catching can art to the rusted farm equipment adorning the South Slope District taproom’s walls, Burial appears to have a spiritual connection with the metalheads at TRVE Brewing Co. in Denver. Hardcore comparisons aside, Burial excels at nearly every beer style."

"Burial Beer Co | Address: 40 Collier Ave, Asheville, NC 28801, USA Twin Leaf Brewing | Address: 144 Coxe Ave, Asheville, NC 28801, USA"

"When investigating the best breweries in Asheville, it’s essential to pay homage to the original brewmasters, Highland Brewing Company, who paved the way for the rest. Heading here is a top thing to do while in Asheville!. They have two spaces, one is a tap room with an extensive rotating selection, views of production, and a garden porch."

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

"Highland Brewing Company brews a tasty array of ales, porters, stouts, and more, all while taking an environmentally friendly and sustainable approach."

"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."

"Located in downtown Asheville the brewery/restaurant has a great covered outside seating area. They also have an outdoor game room setup with baggo and room for the kids to walk around. The beer was great and so was the food!"

"South SlopeNamed for the mythical sylvan woodland creature, Green Man is one of the elders of the Asheville craft beer scene. Since 1997, it’s been plying thirsty North Carolinians and guests with fresh, hop-forward beers brewed on eco-friendly brewing equipment at either the hulking “Green Mansion” (production facility built in 2016) or Dirty Jack’s, its eclectic tasting room where special releases like highly lauded DIPA The Rainmaker is brewed (98 on RateBeer). The Green Mansion is a bit austere, while at Jack’s the decor is funky and the atmosphere cozy."

"Green Man has been in Asheville almost as long as Highland Brewing. Since 1997, they’ve been serving locals and visitors alike with hop-forward beers. However, they have remained true to English brewing styles over the years."

"One of the latest additions to the Asheville craft beer scene, DSSOLVR has led with exceptional branding and fresh, progressive beers. Take one look at their Instagram feed and you’ll see the commitment to both exciting beer and engaging artwork. DSSOLVR is a brewery long in the making, with co-founder Vince Tursi cutting his teeth in Boston at breweries like Night Shift and Lord Hobo."

"There’s no sign that the beer scene in Asheville is slowing down anytime soon. With that comes Asheville’s newest brewery, DSSOLVR. Their aesthetic is very trippy and psychedelic, making it a relaxed and fun place to be."

"Oyster House Brewing Company was founded in 2009 with a purpose: to produce high-quality, unique ales for beer and seafood lovers. Their batches are small, and you can tell that a lot of care went into their creation. Get some of their delicious seafood and wash it all down with your brew of choice."

"All of Ginger’s Revenge’s ginger beers are naturally gluten-free and are made with 95% organic ingredients. Grab a flight filled with their fruity and spicy ginger beers."

"829 Riverside Dr Suite 100, Asheville, NC 28801Phone: (828) 505-2462. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Ginger’s Revenge (@gingersrev)"

"Industrial chic exposed beams meets Florida greenhouse with a bubble gum twist. Noble doesn’t disappoint with their selection of fun and fruity ciders – get a few flights to share with the table."

"For cider and mead options in Asheville, Noble Cider is equally famous. Many of the gluten-filled breweries in Asheville will also serve Noble Cider cans."

"The Hendersonville area may not have nearly as many breweries as you’ll find in neighboring Asheville. But between the Sierra Nevada Brewery and the Bold Rock Mills River Cidery, it is home to two of NC’s best. Located in Mills River (just 7 miles from downtown Hendersonville), Bold Rock is clearly a cidery first, and restaurant second."

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"Step out of Gatlinburg to go to Asheville and see Riverside Cemetery, which is approximately 1h 30 min away. The adventure continues: identify plant and animal life at Deep Creek, contemplate the long history of Walker Sisters' Cabin, and learn about winemaking at Tennessee Homemade Wines."

"The creamery is nearby the winery, shops, and dining on the Biltmore Estate. We went here after eating dinner nearby, and the cones were huge!. (See pictu... More reviews"

"Values-led, Vermont-based ice cream company with locally owned and operated Scoop Shops, known for its euphoric flavors and commitment to using high-quality, responsibly sourced ingredients."

"Line was long and moving slowly, got a pint out of the freezer to avoid the wait and it was freezer burnt."

"River Arts District Just across the French Broad and almost within eyesight of Wedge is New Belgium’s shiny East Coast craft colossus (the brewery headquarters are in Colorado). Opened in 2016, this sprawling riverfront campus is in town, as opposed to the also-spectacular East Coast outpost of fellow high-profile brewery Sierra Nevada, affectionately known as Malt Disneyland (20 minutes from AVL in Mills River.) At New Belgium, there’s lots of outdoor space to enjoy the company’s staggering liquid array, from super-fresh pours of Voodoo Ranger IPA and flagship Fat Tire, to super-new and one-off stuff brewed onsite in NC. Food vendors can be found out front, although the inside tasting room is closed and tours are cancelled until further notice."

"This Colorado-based brewing company is so popular that they were able to establish themselves on the country’s east coast. And what better place for an additional brewery and taproom than the beer-centric city of Asheville. You’ll find New Belgium Brewing across from downtown Asheville and across the French Broad River."

"If you want to stay in the River Arts District, check out one of the two Wedge Brewing Company locations: Wedge at Wedge Studios or Wedge at Foundation. Both are located in old warehouse buildings, serve up unique small batch beers that you won't find anywhere else (since Wedge is not a distribution brewery), and have food trucks on-site during most lunch and dinner hours."

"South SlopeJust a couple blocks down from the Green Mansion, and behind Asheville’s venerable but currently shuttered Orange Peel music venue, sits Bhramari, a funky, taproom, brewhouse and restaurant. Named for the Hindu goddess of bees, this snug spot planned to call itself HiveMind, until the owners learned that name was already taken. But no one can take away their brewing prowess, thanks to a small system handed down from Green Man, with which they make first-rate sour and barrel-aged options."

"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."