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It’s a Brew Day: Beer
IT’s A DAY
Whether you consider yourself a Brewmaster or an ale aficionado, Greenville’s beer scene is one to explore. In fact, Greenville ranks #7 in the U.S. for breweries per capita, which just shows how hops-friendly we are! So, if you’re looking for a great sample of great brews, check out one of our 20+ breweries in town. We’ve added a few samples here to get you started.
THE EIGHTH STATE BREWING COMPANY LIABILITY BREWING CO.
400 Augusta St. You can find this gem in the renovated 1930 Claussen Bakery, but its palate is anything but old-school. With a rotating menu and a vast sampling of modern beer and cocktails, it’s a must-stop. Shown: Eraser
(Rice lager)
FIREFORGE CRAFTED BEER
10 W. Stone Ave., Suite D (Westone) The options at Liability are vast—everything from black lager to pale ale makes the cut. With 15+ beers on tap, this homebrewing-experimentturned-brewery is a great place to try a little bit of everything. Shown: An
anything-goes Crowler filled with Black Belt in Kung Fool (Baltic-style Porter)
311 E. Washington St. Open-air seating, a biergarten, and all kinds of house brews on tap make this former tire-warehouse-turnedcozy-destination another inviting stop on the must-see list. Shown: Day on the Lake
(German-style pilsner)
CAROLINA BAUERNHAUS
556 Perry Ave. (Poe West) As a tip of the hat to Greenville’s agricultural roots, Carolina Bauernhaus offers a wide variety of uniquely handcrafted ales, ciders, and meads made with locally sourced hops, fruits, and grains.
Shown: Fripa (Farmhouse Rye IPA, a regionally grown barley and rye malt) PANGAEA BREWING COMPANY
115 Wellborn St. (The Commons) With a focus on community, this brewpub is the perfect place for everyone to gather over a pint. Pangaea boasts a variety of beers and non-alcoholic kombuchas, a trailside beer garden, and a great pub menu. Shown: Queen
Pinky (Strawberry and vanilla milkshake IPA) BIRDS FLY SOUTH ALE PROJECT
1320 Hampton Ave. Ext. (Hampton Station) Specializing in farmhouse-style beers and barrel-aged specials, Birds Fly South takes a traditional approach to making great beer.
Shown: Brand New Eyes (Mixed-culture farmhouse ale with Motueka hops) IRON HILL BREWERY & RESTAURANT
741 Haywood Rd. This airy, bustling bar is located just across the street from Haywood Mall, and between the beer menu and the restaurant, it’s one you won’t want to miss. Shown: Dankonia
