Revelry Brewing Co

A Beginner’s Guide to Charleston’s Gullah-Geechee Cuisine - AFAR

"A local brewery that incorporated a Gullah-Geechee ingredient into its brewing by producing a Cream Ale brewed with grits sourced from a regional mill, signaling a crossover between craft brewing and Lowcountry culinary traditions." - Tara Donaldson

The 15 Best Breweries in Charleston | Eater Carolinas

"The only rooftop brewery in town, Revelry Brewing looks over North Morrison and the city of Charleston. With kickball leagues, trivia nights, and in-house sushi, there is always a crowd gathering to drink the newest beer release or the always available Lefty Loosey West Coast style IPA or Hotel Rendezvous Bavarian wheat." - Barbara Skidmore

"Sure, Revelry produces some of Charleston’s most notable brewers of craft beer (head brewer Ryan Coker is a bit of a local celebrity), but what makes it special is that it's such a gathering place for locals. Don’t be surprised if you see a group of local activists sharing ideas, a recreational kickball team celebrating a win, or friendly dogs out on the porch when you arrive. The space itself is open and industrial, with twinkle lights strung up around the kegs and kettles, and an open bar with taps shaped like red trumpets. On Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, they host local bands for a few hours of live music."

What Was the Best Dining Neighborhood of 2019? | Eater Carolinas

"A hip brewery that brings a youthful, energetic vibe to the neighborhood, serving as one of the trendier spots that helps draw diners to the area alongside other notable establishments." - Erin Perkins

Revelry Brewing’s 5th Anniversary Might Be the Biggest Yet | Eater Carolinas

"Turning five this year, the brewery's annual block party has become a major community celebration and fundraiser: last year's event drew over 2,000 people and raised more than $26,000, and the effort has contributed $73,000 over the past four years to the Green Heart Project’s farm-to-school programs. The Sunday, October 27 afternoon event (12–6 p.m.) charges $10 admission with all proceeds going to the charity, features an “Animalistic” Halloween costume theme, DJ Sparkbox on the decks, local food vendors such as Semilla, Daps, and Pub Fare, and is family- and dog-friendly. Held once a year when the brewery is permitted to close off Conroy Street, the party emphasizes community partnership and support (with ServisFirst Bank as a main sponsor) while marking the brewery’s milestone year." - Parker Milner