North Carolina
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North Carolina
Going to be in North Carolina next week. Any regional brews that I should look for while I am down there? (from North Jersey)
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Asheville, NC seems to be the hub for beer and breweries in the state. Highland Brewing is a notable one.
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Hopefully I will see that one. I will be on the coast.philm00x wrote:Asheville, NC seems to be the hub for beer and breweries in the state. Highland Brewing is a notable one.
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Ahh... Asheville is in the mountains, so not likely a place you'll come across.
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Just curious....what part of the coast will you be visiting?
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Southern part of the state, past Wilmington area.BlackDuck wrote:Just curious....what part of the coast will you be visiting?
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Southport????BeerRust wrote:Southern part of the state, past Wilmington area.BlackDuck wrote:Just curious....what part of the coast will you be visiting?
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Topsail area.BlackDuck wrote:Southport????BeerRust wrote:Southern part of the state, past Wilmington area.BlackDuck wrote:Just curious....what part of the coast will you be visiting?
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OK...the reason I was asking is that there is a grocery store in Southport. I think it's a Lowes Foods. They have an outstanding build your own six pack section. I was down there in June and built two 6 packs of stuff I've never heard of and/or stuff I can't get.
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Well I am leaving tomorrow night hopefully I can find some new and interesting brews!
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Enjoy your time on the coast.
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thanks looking forward to enjoying a few cold ones on the beach!BlackDuck wrote:Enjoy your time on the coast.
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Food Lion has a build you own 6 pack.
I scored to Fat tires ( will try today for the first time ). Grab a few frame local breweries. Natty greenes, sweet water , and grab a 6 pack of carolina blonde cream ale.
I scored to Fat tires ( will try today for the first time ). Grab a few frame local breweries. Natty greenes, sweet water , and grab a 6 pack of carolina blonde cream ale.
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I do really love SweetWater's 420 pale ale, and they've got a hefe that's supposed to be really good too. Fat Tire was tasty, but I like the Sunshine Wheat better. Hope you have a great time in NC!
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I hade the sweetwater 420 last night (I have another one too ) it was good, first taste has a bite but really smooths out after that and goes down nice.philm00x wrote:I do really love SweetWater's 420 pale ale, and they've got a hefe that's supposed to be really good too. Fat Tire was tasty, but I like the Sunshine Wheat better. Hope you have a great time in NC!