Tastings and tours in Blue Ridge Foothills
Cold mountain water, heirloom apples and more breweries per block than anywhere in the South.
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Prices per guest. Every time shown is live seats from the producer’s calendar.
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Drinking in Blue Ridge Foothills
Asheville's reputation is beer, and it earned it. But the interesting drinking now happens in the ring of small towns around it — cideries pressing century-old apple varieties, roasters buying single lots, a handful of vineyards working elevation the way Burgundy works slope.
The drives are short and the roads are good. Two producers a day is the right pace.
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The fine print, up front
- Live seats
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- Cancellation up front
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