Blue Ridge Outdoors magazine is looking for your input for which mountain towns are the best in a number of different categories. Asheville is among the choices in two categories: Best River Town and Best Beer Town.
Last year Asheville was awarded the top spot in the Best River Town category and is currently ahead by a small margin in this year's poll. Asheville is trailing in the Best Beer Category to Harrisonburg, VA.
VOTE HERE for Asheville for best river town and/or best beet town.
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Showing posts with label Asheville beer city. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Asheville beer city. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Vote Asheville for Beer City USA
The 2013 Beer City USA poll has officially started and this year Asheville is in the running to hang on to the title, which it has held four years in a row. The poll will run from Monday, May 5 through Friday, May 10 and the winner will be announced on May 13. You may vote once per IP address.
According to Examiner.com, the "BeerCity USA poll highlights the spirit of support local, small town and big city Americans generate on behalf of their communities. BeerCity USA is not a measure of beer quality, number of breweries, volume of beer enjoyed nor any kind of 'best-of-show' measurement."
According to Examiner.com, the "BeerCity USA poll highlights the spirit of support local, small town and big city Americans generate on behalf of their communities. BeerCity USA is not a measure of beer quality, number of breweries, volume of beer enjoyed nor any kind of 'best-of-show' measurement."
Friday, July 20, 2012
National Attention for Asheville's Beer Scene
Asheville's Thriving Beer Scene Receives National Attention, as reported in the Asheville Travel Blog and described by the Asheville Visitor's Bureau:
Hop-heads in Asheville have something new to celebrate. Both Lonely Planet and The Travel Channel featured Asheville on their list of top beer destinations. Here's what they had to say...
Hop-heads in Asheville have something new to celebrate. Both Lonely Planet and The Travel Channel featured Asheville on their list of top beer destinations. Here's what they had to say...
The Travel Channel: Top 7 Beer Destinations
They don't call Asheville Beer
City USA for the heck of it. The Southern city has 11 breweries -- and
counting! Asheville's brewing community is diverse, with operations that
range from the nanobrewery at the Thirsty Monk pub to the heavyweight
Highland Brewing Company, the third largest brewery in the Southeast.
What may be a testament to the growing beer scene here is that Sierra
Nevada and New Belgium breweries will expand their East Coast expansions
in Asheville later in 2012. The Best Firkin Beer Festival (named after
the traditional beer cask, of course) made its debut in April 2012, and
plenty other beer-centric events happen year-round.
Lonely Planet: Brewed in the USA: Top 5 Beer Cities in America
Situated among the lush, rolling
peaks of the Appalachian Mountains, Asheville is a laid-back town where
outdoor lovers and beer aficionados soak up the offerings. The city’s
first brewery, Highland Brewing Company, opened in 1994, which inspired
nearly a dozen followers. Today, some of the town’s best breweries
include Pisgah Brewing, Wedge Brewing Co. and Green Man Brewery. Don’t
miss the downtown location of the Thirsty Monk, with Belgian beers on
tap downstairs and American beers on tap upstairs.
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