On our last night in Asheville, we moved closer to downtown. To the B&B that’s located closest to downtown actually – the 1889 Whitegate Inn & Cottage. Because we’d planned to do a little DIY brewery tour! And by “planned,” I mean we decided to take the recommendations of everyone we’d spoken to thus far and attempt to hit as many of the best breweries in the city as we could before passing out. I know, what an honorable challenge to take on. Brewery tours, if you even glance at TripAdvisor for a second, are one of the most popular activities in Asheville. The city is known for its beer. But most tours cost about $50 per person and hit four to five breweries, and I figured we could easily navigate downtown by ourselves, stopping to have a flight of beers at the breweries of our choosing for cheaper. Because honestly, I don’t really care how the beer is made – I just want to drink it! And let me tell you, our personalized DIY brewery tour was a success! And it’s very doable on your own, as finding a brewery in Asheville is about the easiest thing you could do there. But first, Sierra Nevada It […]