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01 Mar 2025 Blogs
Asheville, North Carolina isn’t just “Beer City USA” by nickname—it earned the title. This mountain town proudly boasts more breweries per capita than any other U.S. city. With over 40 unique breweries and counting, Asheville blends creativity, community, and craft beer into one unforgettable experience. Whether you're into hazy IPAs, bold stouts, or crisp farmhouse ales, Asheville’s beer scene has something on tap for you.
Asheville’s original craft brewery and still one of its most beloved. Located on a scenic hilltop with trails, live music, and food trucks, Highland is perfect for sipping a Gaelic Ale while soaking in mountain views.
One of Asheville’s most iconic beer stops, Wicked Weed excels at hop-forward IPAs and cutting-edge sour beers. Visit their Funkatorium for a deep dive into barrel-aged and wild ales.
Known for its hauntingly beautiful art and ever-changing tap list, Burial is a go-to for creative beer lovers looking for small-batch IPAs, saisons, and stouts.
This riverside brewery brings Colorado vibes to Asheville. With a large outdoor space, food trucks, and well-loved beers like Voodoo Ranger and Fat Tire, it’s a social favorite.
A cornerstone of Asheville brewing history, Green Man delivers English-style ales in a cozy downtown taproom topped with a rooftop bar and expansive views.
Equal parts funky and flavorful, DSSOLVR specializes in hazy IPAs and decadent stouts served in a colorful, art-forward downtown location.
Situated in South Slope, Bhramari is known for culinary-inspired beers and a fun beer garden vibe. Expect unexpected ingredients and bold seasonal experimentation.
Located in both the River Arts District and downtown’s Grove Arcade, Wedge offers a laid-back, artistic atmosphere and approachable beers like pale ales, porters, and Belgian styles. Pair your pint with local food trucks and rotating art exhibits.
Located in the heart of the River Arts District, RAD Brewing Co. offers a great selection of clean, crisp lagers and experimental small batches. The outdoor space is dog-friendly and features live music, fire pits, and views of the nearby French Broad River.
Hi-Wire blends fun and flavor with its circus-themed decor and award-winning sour ales. It’s casual, quirky, and consistently creative—perfect for groups or solo exploration.
Explore the Asheville Ale Trail – A free self-guided map covering 20+ breweries downtown and beyond.
Start with a flight – Perfect for tasting styles from saisons to sours.
Dog-friendly – Many breweries welcome pups on patios.
Food & music – Look for rotating food trucks and live music on weekends.
Asheville’s craft beer scene isn’t just impressive—it’s immersive. With more breweries per capita than anywhere else in the U.S., you’re never far from your next great pint. Whether you're a seasoned beer geek or a casual sipper, Asheville welcomes you with community, creativity, and some seriously good brews.
