If you are at The Horse Shoe Farm located in Hendersonville North Carolina, you should venture to see the local breweries in Asheville NC. Craft breweries are more important than one might think. In 2020, craft breweries contributed $9.66 billion to the state's economy. The industry supports more than 65,158 jobs across the state. Those that drink craft beer because they like to try something new. With craft beer, consumers can experiment with a huge diversity of beer styles and taste profiles. And the younger the consumers are, the more likely they are to drink craft beer outside the home, at a pub or restaurant. It only comes down to three major areas to narrow down what makes a brewery great: Beer, Brand, Consistency. By comparing these three simple metrics, we can come up with the perfect formula for identifying a great brewery. Asheville, North Carolina is known for its low-key atmosphere, and for the local breweries that seem to be on the corner of every block.In this article, we will discuss why you should visit some of the highly recommended breweries Asheville has to offer while you are visiting The Horse Shoe Farm.

Breweries in Asheville North Carolina

Asheville, North Carolina has around 50 breweries. Boasting more breweries per capita than any U.S. city, roughly 100 local beers can be enjoyed in Asheville, served on draft and in bottles. Each of our breweries has its own unique atmosphere and personality and the same could be said for the beer. Asheville, North Carolina, has fostered one of the fastest-growing beer scenes on the East Coast since the mid-1990s in part thanks to the 20,000-acre protected watershed outside of town in the Great Smoky Mountains. Below we will list some of the most notable breweries in the area for you to visit:Highland Brewing Company The Highland Brewing Company was founded in 1994 by Oscar Wong, an engineer, and entrepreneur. Craft beer became a thriving industry in Asheville after Highland Brewery opened the city's first craft brewery after Prohibition. Proudly regional, Highland’s beers are distributed in North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee, and Georgia. The brewery is dedicated to quality and sustainability, boasting the sixth largest solar array among American craft breweries.Hi- Wire Brewing The brewery is in Downtown Asheville's Brew District and embraces its craft from top to bottom - from its handcrafted beers to its artwork, hand-drawn by a local artist. This deep-rooted craft is embodied by the fun, authenticity, and creativity found in Hi-Wire's lighthearted circus theme.Archetype Brewing – West Asheville As founders of Archetype Brewing, they brought a plethora of experience in process control, quality, and business - which creates a unique experience for their customers. Quality and consistency were key considerations in the design of the brewhouse. With a mural that adorns one wall and contains hidden images significant to West Asheville, the taproom was designed to stimulate the senses. A customer can view one's beer before it is poured into their glass through clear vessels above the bar.Barn Door Cider worksIt is their mission to provide a variety of heritage, craft ciders that uphold the tradition of drinking cider at meals, social gatherings, and celebrations. Presses and oak barrels are used to dry their ciders on-site. We offer cider, beer, wine, non-alcoholic beverages, and a small bites menu in the tasting room

The Horse Shoe Farm; Breweries in Asheville NC

The Horse Shoe Farm is a perfect destination to get away from all of life’s worries, located in Hendersonville North Carolina. Enjoy your stay with us and explore Asheville NC. Contact us to book your visit!