Cheers! – Top Breweries in Charleston, SC – Bottoms Up!!!
Charleston is a craft beer heavenly oasis. It is a marriage made to last. The synergies between our careful community spirit and the flavorful zest of a good pint of craft beer is priceless.
The next time you are sitting outside at Bohemian Bull, Bay Street Biergarten or My Father’s Mustache, you know where your local beer is coming from.
What makes Charleston and craft beer such a special combination is that it is much more than the beer. Along with tours, there are even yoga classes, pot luck fundraisers, tastings and so much more. Craft beer in Charleston is its own tourist attraction. Come and see….
Breweries
- Coast Brewing – 1250 2nd St. North, North Charleston, S.C. 29405
- Holy City Brewing – 4155 C Dorchester Road, North Charleston, SC 29405
- Westbrook Brewing – 510 Ridge Road, Mount Pleasant, SC 29466
- The Frothy Beard Brewing Company – 7358 Peppermill Parkway, Suite B, North Charleston, SC 29418
- Palmetto Brewing Company – 289 Huger St., Charleston, SC 29403
- Southend Brewery and Smokehouse – 161 East Bay St., Charleston, SC 29401
- Edmund’s Oast – 1081 Morrison Drive, Charleston, SC
- Freehouse Brewery – 2895 Pringle Street, Suite B, Charleston, SC
- Tradesman Brewing Company – 1639 Tatum Street, Charleston SC
- Revelry Brewing – 10 Conroy Street, Charleston SC
- Cooper River Brewing Company – 2201-B Mechanic Street, Charleston, SC
- Low Tide Brewing – 2863 Maybank Highway, Johns Island, SC
Bottle Shops / Craft Beer Havens
- Charleston Beer Exchange – 14 Exchange St., Charleston, SC 29401
- House of Brews – 1537-C Ben Sawyer Blvd. Mount Pleasant, SC 29464
- Ted’s Butcherblock – 334 East Bay Street, Charleston, SC 29406
- Craft Conundrum – 630-A Skylark Drive, West Ashley, SC 29407
- Brewvival – Annual
- Ballpark Festival of Beers – Annual
- Charleston Brews Cruise – Ongoing
- “The Original” Pub and Brewery Tours of Charleston – Ongoing
- Charleston Beer Week – Annual Event
Check out the websites to learn more about tours and other events.
Bring the taste of Charleston home today.
When I had the Holy City Porter on tap in Montreaux in Summerville, I almost wet my pants. Wow is that one fine brew! I sprung $10 for a six pack from Bill’s and must say porter in the can is just as tasty as on tap. When you’re retired and counting pennies, $1.66 for a can of pluff mud porter means you’ll have to skimp on shrimp or grits. Decisions, decisions, decisions.