Pisgah Brewing Company

(This review is not about beer. We are huge beer nerds, but don't review beers because we know too many people in the business.)He Said: Excellent place to see a show! The staff is super-friendly, the space is comfortable, especially during their construction/renovations, and the sound is stellar. She Said: As He noted, this is a great place to see a band. Plenty of space to set up your chairs, lots of room to dance, and welcoming to all ages. And the town itself is great for hanging out between trips to Pisgah. We will definitely come back. Potty Points: With 0 being the worst port-a-potty ever and 5 being the best, the potties here score a 5. They're kept incredibly clean, and there are enough that even during a popular show there was never a wait!

Total hippie vibe here and if that's your thing, that's cool. They dont do New England style IPA beers here at all and that's on purpose. That sucked for me since that's my favorite kind of craft beer.Free stickers are offered and they had maybe a dozen beers on tap at various prices. They do flights that vary in price based on your selection of beers. Tons of merch for sale.Seems like a really cool venue for music and the Saturday afternoon we were there they had a food truck out back.We found our bartender to be very friendly.

Though I'm not a beer drinker, I love this place! Pisgah Brewing is my favorite local outdoor venue as it feels like being at a music festival, but I get to drive home and sleep in my own bed at night instead of camping. I've seen many live concerts here over the years ranging from reggae, bluegrass, indie, jam band to funk. They have a large venue in an open-field with a huge wooden stage. During their outdoor shows, they have a beer tent set up as well as food trucks and other vendors and local artists. They also have a bar inside with a small indoor stage. There is a patio area right outside where they often have fires at night. I've always had great experiences with the bartenders here, Pisgah is super welcoming.I love the fact that Pisgah is located a bit outside of Asheville, it always feels like a little getaway going here. BUT, make sure you make smart choices when you go here, don't drink and drive!

Fun place to grab a beer in Black Mountain North Carolina, right outside of Asheville. They have a great stage and live music as well as an outdoor stage. Their beer was pretty good, they've been around for 14 years. They do only take cash, so be prepared. They have about 8 of their own brews on tap. They are in the midst of a renovation, they have a great space and excited to see what they are going to do with the space and their tasting room. Cool brewery swag too!

Driving to Asheville from Catawba Falls Boyfriend and I decided to check out a few breweries in Black Mountain, stop no 2: Pisgah Brewing CompanyBoyfriend and I were able to sample two flights of four beers which were $7/each. Boyfriend really enjoyed the Valdez, a coffee stout (if I am going to drink a coffee beer in the mountains, I prefer the Highland Thunderstruck Coffee Porter), and the Nitro Vanilla Porter. I thought that a few of the beers were good but none of them really impressed me. I did not like the service as much here. But, it looks like a cool venue if you want to drink craft beer and enjoy live music. Note, this brewery is dog friendly as long as they are on a leash! It is also cash only so make sure you bring cash or you will be stuck withdrawing it from their ATM with a $2 fee plus the fee from you bank, if applicable. Grrrr, who carries cash nowadays?!

Overall atmosphere was very welcoming and felt like a mix between a warehouse and a dive bar. Which isn't a bad thing. Staff wasn't overly welcoming but service was otherwise timely considering there was only one bartender this evening.Beer is solid with some interesting flavors. Nothing stands out in terms of a truly unique flavor concept or profile for those seasoned in craft brews from across the country, but what they do have they've done well.One star knocked off because cash bar only - was going to let it slide but a modern form of payment should be standard with a closeout penalty and/or minimum if that's the reasoning behind it.

Pisgah is off the beaten path near Black Mountain, but away from town. They have a neat venue with live music and evidently you can have a wedding/reception there as the day we went there was a wedding which had just occurred. It looked like they were having a great time, so I'm super happy for them. The beer was good, and one of the better nitro stouts I've had. I'm more of a Porter/Stout drinker and not big in nitro stouts, but that was all they had in dark beers

The staff are friendly, and helpful. There's a good selection of beers. The bandstand was nice. The music was good. Had a great time.

Great craft beer and music venue. One of the early breweries in the area. I'm a local and visit regularly.

Pisgah used to have the best "down and out' taproom in the WNC area - actually the best one I have ever been to, anywhere. The old taproom had probably 15 taps; the core Pisgah beers; more unusual Pisgah beers; and maybe a couple guest taps. Great selection. Pisgah gave up this taproom and the accompanying bewing space near the beginning of the pandemic. It now concentrates its production at a space just "a stone's throw" away. However, the taproom is now outside and the only taps are about four plugged into the side of the trailer. I notice quite a few concerts on their schedule for the coming (2022) summer. And it appears that they might have more beer types available in their taps now. I hope so. This used to be a great place.