5 Unique Georgia Breweries That You Need to Check Out!
It’s no surprise that the craft brewery industry continues to grow. With live music, trivia nights, special events, food trucks, game nights, and cozy outdoor spaces, breweries have so much to offer! Their atmosphere often captures the perfect combination of casual and refreshing, making them the ideal spot to grab a drink after work, catch up with friends, or have a weekend date night. Plus, many of them are family-friendly and dog-friendly!
So, grab Fido and check out one of these five charming local breweries this weekend!
Hopstix – Chamblee, GA
This new Asian fusion “brewpub” has it all: an eclectic menu of flavorful street food and a broad selection of craft brews along with a fresh, modern dining atmosphere. From curries and sushi rolls to their raw bar and robata grill, their curated menu offers a wide range of dishes inspired by cuisines across southeastern Asia. And Hopstix shows just as much passion when it comes to their award-winning beers, brewing with unique ingredients chrysanthemum flower, passion fruit, jasmine rice, and starfruit. Learn more at hopstix.com.
Chattabrewchee Southern Brewhouse – Columbus, GA
This west Georgia brewhouse certainly stands out from the rest: it’s the only brewery in the United States that’s owned by an active-duty woman in the military. It’s also the only self-serve brewery within 500 miles—an exciting feature that’s often hard to come by! With their selection of ten signature brews and a calendar packed with fun events like “beer yoga,” there’s something for everyone at Chattabrewchee Southern Brewhouse. Learn more at chattabrewchee.com.
Khonso Brewing – Atlanta, GA
At Khonso Brewing, there’s intention behind everything they do. This Black-owned brewery was founded by three friends (two of which are Morehouse College grads) who share a love for traveling the world, experiencing new cultures, and enjoying craft beer. The brewery is named after Khonso Im-Heb, the ancient Egyptian beer brewer who was the first large-scale brewer of record—nicknamed “the Sam Adams of antiquity.” With seven signature brews featuring eclectic ingredients and one-of-a-kind names, Khonso Brewing is a must-try! Learn more at khonsobrewing.com.
Pretoria Fields Collective – Albany, GA
This unique collective of brewers and farmers is all about giving back to their community while responsibly utilizing the natural resources that our Georgia soil has to offer. They grow a variety of versatile crops on a South Georgia farm that’s been maintained for generations. The crops are then used to produce into valued goods, including the various craft beer they serve in their family-friendly tasting room. Pretoria Fields also produces high-quality CBD oils and lotions as well as hand sanitizers and t-shirts. Learn more at pretoriafields.com.
The Dahlonega Brewery & Etowah Meadery – Dahlonega, GA
This veteran-owned establishment is the first brewery in Dahlonega. But they don’t just offer craft beers—they also brew mead as well as spirits including gin, rye, and vodka. Their mead (or honey wine) is made from local honey and is brewed with Georgia Mountain Water and fruits like peaches, black currant, and rhubarb. The Dahlonega Brewery & Etowah Meadery are dedicated to advocating for veterans and supporting various veteran organizations as well as the Georgia House Rabbit Society. Learn more at thedahlonegabrewery.com.
