
Private tour · 3 hours
Private Cultural Brewery Tour in Historic Asheville
Your guide introduces you to stories behind each pint. The tour lasts three hours and unfolds on foot.
Asheville Brewing Company is a brewery in South Slope, Asheville.
Editorially verified May 31, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Shiva IPA and Ninja Porter on the daily list; pizza pairs especially with the Ninja Porter.

Private tour · 3 hours
Your guide introduces you to stories behind each pint. The tour lasts three hours and unfolds on foot.

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Address: 77 Coxe Ave, Asheville, NC 28801
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.
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.
Wicked Weed's Funkatorium on Coxe Avenue opened in late 2014 as the East Coast's first dedicated sour-and-funky taproom. 20 mixed-culture beers on tap plus.
TipVidl in-house winery pours alongside the sours. The Brewpub at 91 Biltmore Avenue is the sister downtown room.
DSSOLVR on North Lexington Avenue opened in 2020 inside the historic Tyler Building. Beer alongside cider, mead, wine and a non-alcoholic list; art-leaning.
TipSmall bar room downstairs, larger upstairs lounge that takes the late crowd. The label artwork alone is worth the trip in for a single beer.
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.
Zillicoah Beer Company on Riverside Drive in Woodfin, just north of Asheville, opened in 2018 as the first brewery in Woodfin. Open-fermented farmhouse ales.
TipRiverside outdoor seating with a great sunset view. Food truck rotation Wed-Sun; bring a dog.
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.
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.
Wicked Weed's Funkatorium on Coxe Avenue opened in late 2014 as the East Coast's first dedicated sour-and-funky taproom. 20 mixed-culture beers on tap plus.
TipVidl in-house winery pours alongside the sours. The Brewpub at 91 Biltmore Avenue is the sister downtown room.