Brewery Tier x Summary Bottom Line – Decent beers in a pretty good location with great service. Worth a quick stop as an entry point into the East Side. Eastbound is well situated on the way towards the Eastside breweries from downtown. As I wrote that sentence I realized I understood the name. It’s the […]
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Saulter Street Tier 3 Summary Bottom Line – Alleyway brewery with some solid beers but a smaller selection. Good size space with some character. Saulter Street is located at the end of what I would describe as kind of an alleyway. We weren’t even sure we were going the right way, and the place looks
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Highland Tier 3 Summary Bottom Line – The beers are just fine, but the brewery is way more than that. It’s like a city park with frisbee golf, sand volleyball and a massive concert area. You could spend all day there. Highland is absolutely massive. I have never seen a brewery that has so many
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Wedge Tier 2 Summary Bottom Line – Solid beers and better space near the river. Sharing the area with other good establishments is a great feature. We went to the wedge brewery along the river and sadly, only got one hour there because of when it opened. The beers and menu were solid but unremarkable.
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Hi-Wire Tier 2 Summary Bottom Line – One of the most complete brewery experience in Asheville with a big selection of good beers and a huge space with activities. We went to the Hi-Wite along the River and had an awesome time. It had just opened, because we are degenerates, so we were the only
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DSSOLVR Tier 2 Summary Bottom Line – Halloween-y vibes with stout-y stouts and hop- y hops. Cool space downtown with a big menu. I had extremely high hopes for my visit to Asheville, specifically DSSOLVR. The menu was right up my alley but most of what I had was good not great. Food options were
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