A brewery for everyone! Quality second to none. This is their Tripel and its beautiful - aroma, flavor, body - first class.
Heather W.
We visited this brewery during our week long trip to Pisgah with our two German shorthair pointers. Our hike was rained out, though we attempted it anyway. After aborting the hike due to weather, we decided to look for a place to get a mid-day beer. We looked at a couple breweries, even drove to Sierra Nevada Brewery. SN was disappointing since their outdoor area was not covered nor open for service apparently. We then went to Burning Blush to check it out. This was also one of few places open at noon (and it was a weekday). Lucky for us, they allow pups inside, which was a plus given the weather. The place was quiet but as I said, was a weekday with terrible weather. The beers were great, the food truck was amazing, and the staff were very kind. They gave our pups a few biscuits (which they loved). My dogs are my kids, so I'm happy to have found this place! Def recommend if traveling with furry friends! We would 100% go back when we are in the area again. THANK YOU FOR YOUR KINDNESS TO OUR POINTERS!
Phil H.
My brother who is local stopped by for a beer on a Friday afternoon and wondered why it wasn't crowded especially after trying our 1st beer, "Silent Narrator" a Franconian Lager...It was so good!! We both love true German Lagers and this place had a ratio of 3 lagers to 1 IPA. What a nice change, who needs over hopped alcohol "juicy" ales lol.. we had a Dunkelbock lager for 2nd choice. It was a foamy chocolate milkshake of flavor. The legs and head laced the sides of the glass as the beer was consumed. If you haven't visited, please do so and support this lovely beer hall.
Rick T
Just a little outside of Asheville Burning Blush is located in the Mills River area with a few other breweries. This brewery looks like a beautiful church inside some have said or more of a Edgar Allen Poe with the stained glass windows featuring a raven. You can find many food trucks throughout the week. I try and hit this spot as often as I can when traveling to Asheville.
Thomas Thorne
Been here a couple of times. Brews are ok. Multiple times where someone was rude and I’ve never seen the same person working there twice.
Derek Sheets
During our impromptu visit to Burning Blush en route from Pisgah National Forest to Asheville, we were captivated by the impressive beer hall. Opted for a hoppy flight featuring a Helles, oat pale ale, IPA, and triple IPA—all enjoyable, with the pale ale standing out as my personal favorite.
Trace W.
After a day of hiking and waterfall hunting at the Pisgah National Forest, we were famished and looking for a place for a quick bite before heading home. This place was conveniently on our way home. It had stood out to us on our drive there because of the neat building, so I remembered to look for it as we decided where to eat. We then found out it was just a brewery, but that they often have food trucks and did that night. Upon entering, we were pleasantly surprised. This place is massive! It also has amazing decor, awesome artwork, and really neat tables including one in the center that is round and looks like something that's meant for knights to sit at. We went outside and ordered a burger and fries from the food truck, which ended up being very good. As far as the brewery, she got a cider and I got an IPA and both were great! The glasses are pretty cool. They also have a small wine selection. All of the workers were also very friendly and helpful. If we ever head this way again, I think we'll definitely be stopping in again!
Michael Gale
This is the legit place, to try some traditional German beers, in the area.Keep up the good work. ?Prost
Very clean..great staff..beautiful Victorian era decor..or slightly goth. A step above the average bar vibe. Wish they had some dark porter or stouts..lots of cider sours ales. Great Maine lobster food truck.
Lynda Wannamaker
Delicious beer. Comfortable indoor and outdoor spaces. Food cart available.
James Merrell-Thomas
Nice selection of brews. Cool church like interior.
Joe Pezzulich
This is a really nice brewery with indoor and outdoor seating. They are dog friendly. The beers we had were both tasty and the people were very friendly.
Anthony Rigney
Absolutely excellent beer selection. It's so nice to walk into a brewery that doesn't have 8 IPAs, a stout and a fruit beer. Keep up the good work!
Great beer!
Good beer ?
A brewery for everyone! Quality second to none. This is their Tripel and its beautiful - aroma, flavor, body - first class.
We visited this brewery during our week long trip to Pisgah with our two German shorthair pointers. Our hike was rained out, though we attempted it anyway. After aborting the hike due to weather, we decided to look for a place to get a mid-day beer. We looked at a couple breweries, even drove to Sierra Nevada Brewery. SN was disappointing since their outdoor area was not covered nor open for service apparently. We then went to Burning Blush to check it out. This was also one of few places open at noon (and it was a weekday). Lucky for us, they allow pups inside, which was a plus given the weather. The place was quiet but as I said, was a weekday with terrible weather. The beers were great, the food truck was amazing, and the staff were very kind. They gave our pups a few biscuits (which they loved). My dogs are my kids, so I'm happy to have found this place! Def recommend if traveling with furry friends! We would 100% go back when we are in the area again. THANK YOU FOR YOUR KINDNESS TO OUR POINTERS!
My brother who is local stopped by for a beer on a Friday afternoon and wondered why it wasn't crowded especially after trying our 1st beer, "Silent Narrator" a Franconian Lager...It was so good!! We both love true German Lagers and this place had a ratio of 3 lagers to 1 IPA. What a nice change, who needs over hopped alcohol "juicy" ales lol.. we had a Dunkelbock lager for 2nd choice. It was a foamy chocolate milkshake of flavor. The legs and head laced the sides of the glass as the beer was consumed. If you haven't visited, please do so and support this lovely beer hall.
Just a little outside of Asheville Burning Blush is located in the Mills River area with a few other breweries. This brewery looks like a beautiful church inside some have said or more of a Edgar Allen Poe with the stained glass windows featuring a raven. You can find many food trucks throughout the week. I try and hit this spot as often as I can when traveling to Asheville.
Been here a couple of times. Brews are ok. Multiple times where someone was rude and I’ve never seen the same person working there twice.
During our impromptu visit to Burning Blush en route from Pisgah National Forest to Asheville, we were captivated by the impressive beer hall. Opted for a hoppy flight featuring a Helles, oat pale ale, IPA, and triple IPA—all enjoyable, with the pale ale standing out as my personal favorite.
After a day of hiking and waterfall hunting at the Pisgah National Forest, we were famished and looking for a place for a quick bite before heading home. This place was conveniently on our way home. It had stood out to us on our drive there because of the neat building, so I remembered to look for it as we decided where to eat. We then found out it was just a brewery, but that they often have food trucks and did that night. Upon entering, we were pleasantly surprised. This place is massive! It also has amazing decor, awesome artwork, and really neat tables including one in the center that is round and looks like something that's meant for knights to sit at. We went outside and ordered a burger and fries from the food truck, which ended up being very good. As far as the brewery, she got a cider and I got an IPA and both were great! The glasses are pretty cool. They also have a small wine selection. All of the workers were also very friendly and helpful. If we ever head this way again, I think we'll definitely be stopping in again!
This is the legit place, to try some traditional German beers, in the area.Keep up the good work. ?Prost
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Very clean..great staff..beautiful Victorian era decor..or slightly goth. A step above the average bar vibe. Wish they had some dark porter or stouts..lots of cider sours ales. Great Maine lobster food truck.
Delicious beer. Comfortable indoor and outdoor spaces. Food cart available.
Nice selection of brews. Cool church like interior.
This is a really nice brewery with indoor and outdoor seating. They are dog friendly. The beers we had were both tasty and the people were very friendly.
Absolutely excellent beer selection. It's so nice to walk into a brewery that doesn't have 8 IPAs, a stout and a fruit beer. Keep up the good work!