Asheville: Guided Craft Brewery Tour with a Snack
Experience the perfect introduction to Asheville's world-renowned craft beer scene on a guided behind-the-scenes tour to 3 local breweries or cider houses. Enjoy beer ...
Leo's House of Thirst is a wine bar in West Asheville, Asheville.
Editorially verified May 31, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Food program: Seasonal small plates, all-day cafe
Tip: Open from 09:00 for espresso and breakfast; the wine list opens midday. Closed Mondays.
Experience the perfect introduction to Asheville's world-renowned craft beer scene on a guided behind-the-scenes tour to 3 local breweries or cider houses. Enjoy beer ...
Experience a guided sunset rooftop tour in Asheville. Enjoy panoramic views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and skyline, with a handcrafted cocktail or mocktail at each stop.
Explore Asheville's rooftop bars on a guided tour. Enjoy a sample cocktail or mocktail at each stop, learn about the city's history, and take in stunning views from above.
Address: 1055 Haywood Rd, Asheville, NC 28806
Battery Park Book Exchange in the Grove Arcade pairs a champagne bar with a used-book store. Literary cocktails and grower champagne on rare-book shelves.
Signature pour: Grower champagne by the glass
Wine focus: Champagne and sparkling, broad by-the-glass list
Food: Cheese and charcuterie boards
Tip: Walk-in only. The cellar-room champagne flights take the literary cocktail crowd on weekends.
5 Walnut Wine Bar on West Walnut Street in downtown Asheville has been the city's live-music wine bar since 2008. TableJourney editor pick for the year.
Signature pour: Italian regional reds, $5-15 by the glass
Wine focus: Eclectic by-the-glass, value-leaning list
Food: Cheese, charcuterie, small plates
Tip: Walk-in. The live-music calendar runs nightly; brass and Afrobeat on weekend evenings.
WALLS Wine Bar at the Benjamin Walls Gallery on Broadway Street pairs Walls' large-format wildlife and landscape photography with self-pour wine cards.
Signature pour: Tasting flights at the wine wall
Wine focus: By-the-taste, by-the-glass, by-the-bottle global
Food: Cheese, charcuterie, snacks
Tip: Self-pour wine card system; pre-load and walk the gallery between tastings. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays.
Botanist and Barrel's Asheville tasting bar on Broadway Street pours the women-owned cidery and natural-wine producer's line-up, with monthly flights.
Signature pour: Pet-nat cider flight
Wine focus: Natural cider, pet-nats, orange wines
Food: Cheese plates, snacks
Tip: Cider flights are the easiest entry; the orange wine flight rotates monthly.