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Asheville: French Broad River Kayak Tour with Brewery Stops
Paddle through Asheville's River Arts District on a guided kayak tour. Enjoy stops at Wedge Brewery and New Belgium Brewery for local craft beers...
Asheville's defining beer style: a soft, hazy New England IPA with low bitterness and tropical-fruit hop saturation, pioneered locally by Burial Beer, Hi-Wire, and Wicked Weed.
Where to eat it: 6 restaurants across 1 city.
Asheville earned the title Beer City USA four years running from 2009. The local hazy IPA tradition crystallised around Burial Beer Co (founded 2013) and Hi-Wire (2013), both of which shifted the city's focus from English-style ales to West Coast and then New England IPAs. The annual Burial Spirits beer festival is now a national draw.
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Common allergens: Gluten
Tip from the editors. Oxygen is the killer for hazy IPA; transferring through closed lines or using a spunding valve is what separates a soft, juicy Asheville hazy from a quickly-oxidised home version that turns muddy and harsh.
Burial Beer Co opened on Collier Avenue in 2013 and is now one of Asheville's defining South Slope breweries, with Forestry Camp as its sister project.
TipThe Forestry Camp restaurant on Shelburne Road is the Burial sister project; ride share between South Slope and the Forestry Camp barrel cellar.
Hi-Wire's original South Slope brewhouse on Hilliard Avenue, the first of three Asheville locations. Dedicated to award-winning sours, wild ales and one-off.
TipSouth Slope is the mural-covered art-leaning sour room. Bring your own food; the brewery accepts outside take-out.
Wicked Weed's flagship Brewpub on Biltmore Avenue in downtown Asheville opened in 2012. Hop-forward IPAs and lagers, a full-service restaurant, the original.
TipWalk-up bar takes the rotating taps. The downstairs cellar has private booths; reserve through the operator site.
Highland Brewing Company on Old Charlotte Highway in East Asheville opened in 1994 as Asheville's first craft brewery. A 40-acre campus with 18-hole disc.
TipFree tours run weekends, check the operator site. The S and W Market downtown taproom is the sister location.
Green Man Brewery opened on Buxton Avenue in 1997 as the first brewery on what became the South Slope. British-style ales out of two adjacent rooms: Dirty.
TipDirty Jack's at 23 Buxton runs the British pub format with darts and football. The Mansion's third-floor patio takes the views.
Archetype Brewing's West Asheville production brewery on Haywood Road runs a 10-barrel brewhouse with a complex, mindful, Belgian-leaning modern lineup.
TipFamily-friendly taproom. The downtown Tap Lounge at 174 Broadway Street is the sister venue with music nights.
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