Twin Leaf Brewery

Did an impromptu flight. Great beer, cool place. Good way to spend a relaxing Sunday, had lots of games !

Beers were good, a nice variety and you are able to get flights. There are table games so the place is kid and dog friendly.

This brewery really hits the mark! The brewer is bringing some unique beer options flavored with unconventional ingredients like rosemary and peppers in addition to the beers you expect. The bartender? He was exactly who you'd hope to meet at a brewery—entertaining, knowledgeable, and an excellent conversationalist. We sampled one of their heavy hitting , barrel-aged beers and liked it so much that we took a bottle home to age for later. The brewery's vibe is just as impressive, offering a cool and inviting atmosphere. It quickly became a favorite stop on our brew crawl through Asheville.

Beers were very very good. Indoor and outdoor seating with an interesting way to show when you're done at the table. Bartender was super nice and accommodating. You order your first beer at the front and if you want more you order off to the side.

Not many places even offer Belgian style beer to begin with, let alone get it right. This place has a phenomenal Belgian Tripel and was the best beer I had in Asheville. Great location with super friendly staff.

Nice environment, there was you tube karaoke going on when we came. We didn't have a sampler here because it was the last brewery of the evening (one of the later ones opened) but the peachy sour I had was a good quality beer. Cozy inside, good crowd, lots of seating, and timely service. Would love to have tried the other beers, photo of what was on tap is attached.

We visited Twin Leaf for the first time on Saturday when we were in town for a concert. I loved the Mexican Lager! We will be back next time we are in Asheville. Cute outdoor patio and friendly staff.

Dog friendly inside and out. The beer was good and the Matte was amazing. A good place to sit and have a beer. Cornhole outside as well as other games and activities. Cool merch and a food place right next door. I think I even saw some sort of brewery tour thing going on am well. May ask about it next time we are in town

How can you choose a brewery when Asheville has 4 on every block?? You follow the music! Twin Leaf is a large brewery and takes up most of the block. They were celebrating 10 years and had rotating live music spill into the streets! The staff and patrons were friendly and having a good time. Dogs and kids are both welcome here! Twin Lead beers are like no other! It's rare that I like all 5 beers in a flight but I loved them! Rosemary, rose petals, chocolate, were just a few notes in each of the beers that shocked me in the best way possible. I cannot wait to come back!

Stellar service. Great, cold beer I do not recommend the Rosemary Ipa 1/5 Para Amigos, ultimate light beer 4/5 Beorn's Slumber 4/5 Super busy at 5 on Saturday. 7 was much more manageable wait time. Would def return

We spent 3 days in Asheville enjoying all the breweries, cocktail bars and restaurants. Great people here as well. Had a flight of all 5 IPAs here and a full pour of the juicy fruit west coast. Also really enjoyed the rosemary IPA and the ancho Chile IPA. Loved the experimentation here! Beertender was friendly and helpful. Give them a try!

Got arepas from Little Chango next door (when you order there, they will bring the food to you at Twin Leaf) to go with a couple beers from here. Nice selection of beers with helpful descriptions. Bartender was very nice. Both the Games With Friends and Mass Extinction were really good. GWF is a quintessential Belgium summer wit beer. Loved the hint of tartness from the tangerine. Mass Extinction has A LOT going on in one beer. But if you like complex dark beers, you'll really enjoy this one. Pretty typical dark, moody space inside the brewery, but it was a gorgeous summer day so the outside area was very nice.

During our recent visit to Asheville, my wife and I explored the brewery scene and stumbled upon this gem. The place had a great vibe, and the service was on point. Excited to return and sample more of their beers.

Cool vibes, friendly staff, dog-friendly, games (table shuffleboard, Jenga, etc.), and good brews. We enjoyed the beer selection and had fun playing shuffleboard

Stoped in for a beer as we are checking out places in Asheville. Great vibe and place to drink a beer. Pet friendly. Good selection of beers. Good time.

Good vibe and good beer, but only had one server for a busy Saturday. Waited 40 minutes to order a beer.

Is goooooooood. My wife and I stopped by here with our two dogs. The staff was super welcoming to the dogs and even enjoyed our own presence. The beers are amazing with a wide variety. My wife was able to enhance any beer on draft with a CBD shot, which is a great variety to an already amazing selection. I can't recommend this place high enough... hehe CBD joke

We visited Twin Leaf late on a Thursday night. To our pleasant surprise, it was Karoke night and it was bumping with an incredible party vibe . There beer was really good. I ordered the Little Love Song Saison. It was great, and my husband enjoyed a coffee dubble. Neither one of us had heard of a coffee dubble, so this was a unique drink for both of us.

We stopped here on St Patrick's Day as we saw they had live music and it was a great time. The only thing is they had 1-2 bartenders and had to wait a super long time just to get a beer. I would recommend on holidays that they get more staff if possible. They have a very large venue and the live music accoustics were great and we were able to grab a table right by the musician. They have 4 restrooms for any gender and a great patio out back to hang out. Seemed like the younger crowd was more outside and older crowd inside.

Usually about 15 of their brews on tap plus a handful of guest taps. Retail/cans to-go, a few snacks, nice outdoor space if you have your pups. Foosball and shuffleboard and a few board games. Plus live music some nights!

Great beers, friendly and personable staff, a must stop when hitting the breweries in Asheville. We were there on open mic night which was...definitely interesting, but it certainly pulled in a large crowd who seemed to be enjoying it. I'd been fortunate enough to find some of their beers at Lowes Foods previously, now I'm happy to have discovered more on draft. If you want a unique one, check out The Insanity of Dreams, their chocolate marshmallow sour. Exactly as advertised and a delicious pour. Something a little more standard, with a twist? Check out Aspect Ratio, a hazy NEIPA brewed with hefeweizen yeast. So good.

We enjoyed this brewery and it's open air environment so much on our tour with BREW-ED Tours today! We had two sampler pours today and loved hearing the history of the area, touring both the tap room and brew faculty, and how Twin Leafs came to be.

This brewery was a quick stop for my husband and I. We tasted a couple of beers. The bartender was helpful when we asked for suggestions for other places to visit in the city since we are from TX. I don't remember specifics about the beer, but I did enjoy the room and bought a sticker. I'd try this brewery out again in the future.

Surprisingly quiet spot on a Friday night, we were able to find a good seat and take our time ordering. Plenty of variety of drafts, they even have a tasty Kombucha (alcoholic.) The bartender was helpful and friendly. A bonus is that each table has a QR code to order from the restaurant next door and they'll bring it straight to you! I recommend the vegetarian arepa. Would return.

Great brewery spot with live music the night we went. They have outdoor and indoor seating and games.

Stopped in for a few beers, we were the only ones here so the bartenders were super attentive & were ready to give suggestions. I'm sure they had fun with us, after I had that CBD pour I was no good... but in a good way. Heavy beer 6.7% and CBD - WHEW! We will be back here when we are in town, I'm sure it is live and full of fun!

Love this brewery!! This past Saturday when we went, they had live music which was fun, but very loud. It's a smaller space, and was definitely packed!! They also have a nice outdoor space with covered tables, and a nice sized parking lot . Only 2 bathroom stalls which seemed to be a problem as there was a long line Great beer, great service!

Wandering around Asheville, bar hopping for the night, and at one point we found ourselves at Twin Leaf Brewery. We loved the energy and feel of this place right from the start. We found ourselves happy to just sit and hang out at the bar and stayed longer than we originally planned to. The service was great and they have games to keep you entertained. The beer was delicious. Each beer we tried tasted excellent. My favorite was the Refreshing AF sour.

I had a great time at Twin Leaf Brewery. They had karaoke going on while I played some corn hole in the back patio drinking a hard Kombucha. They also had a bunch of other fun games such as a life size connect four and foosball. The beer options were all solid as well. I love the casual and fun atmosphere here.

Quick rundown: Great staff. Good COVID protocol. Ok beer. Bit longer rundown: Having a line with spaced out waiting spots is nice, you just need to have customers who will follow the rules... The outdoor space is super lovely and inviting, and they had numbered tables and directed you where to sit, in order to maintain distance. Like I said, ok beer. Not memorable...I honestly don't recall anything specific about what I ordered. I liked the overall experience enough to go back again in the future to try new and different beers and enjoy the beer garden again. You could do worse!

I stopped by here this past Tuesday with my wife for some afternoon drinks. Due to COVID-19, there wasn't any indoor seating but they had a clearly marked off process where you ordered your beer inside, received it and then proceeded to your assigned table outside. All of the tables were clearly marked with a number and had umbrellas on them to give the people using them shade. For my drinks on this day I decided to go with an 8 oz Base-10 IPA and then an Imperial Russian Stout as well. I started out with the Base-10 which a nice IPA that was hoppy from start to finish without being overpowering. After I had finished with that I started in on the Imperial Russian Stout which started off with a bit of Carmel flavor before finishing with some smokiness. It weighs in at 8.4% ABV but certainly doesn't taste like it. The bottom line for me is that I would stop by here again in the future. I enjoyed both of the beers that I tried here and was also pleased with one of their Gose's which I had earlier in the day.

I know there are a LOT of breweries in Asheville...but you NEED to go here. The beers are SOLID, there is a great variety of styles every time we go, they are taking wonderful measures to keep you safe in times of COVID, the merch is cool, and the staff is really nice. 'Nuf said. We swung through in mid-August and got there pretty close to opening time, so our wait was minimal and we were able to snag a table outside. All of the styles our table had were really good and true to style. We have also visited this brewery during non-covid times, and had a blast - playing ping pong, etc. They are also DOG friendly - so that is a plus!

It is an easy stop to enjoy. It has a decent selection of beers and a place that I think people would enjoy, especially when you can bring your dogs. I didn't really like their offerings, but I am not a beer person. My significant other did enjoy himself quite a bit and found it to be really good. I did like they had corn hole and listening to live music. It does get busy, so prepare yourself to look for seating.

I LOVE a brewery with giant jenga, board games, cornhole and just an array of things to do other than sit down and drink. This place is fun, interactive but also relaxing and zen. Great outdoor area, cozy indoor area. An array of beer to choose from, and take homes if you want as well. Owner is super friendly and cares about the quality of their place. Live music is always a plus, and never too loud.

Fun brewery! Lots of indoor seating and a small space for outdoor seating too. The bartender was super nice and made some great recommendations, including a blueberry cider which we were big fans of. You can build your own flights too which is fun! They have fun events on certain nights of the week, like kareoke on Thursdays. It's a bit off the main street so parking was easy! Great time

This was fine, because it is still a brewery and they sell beer and beer is good, particularly on a weekday instead of work. They had a single file line to the register, so it's a little slow. The employee was very nice and let us sample 3 of the IPAs. I thought they were all just okay. We sat outside and the area is cozy, but not quite as cute as I expected, based on some descriptions.

We stopped in Twin Leaf to round out our night. They aren't doing flights right now, but they can offer half pours. We tried four of the five IPAs. My favorite was Glory to Brave. The Rosemary IPA was a close second. The tasting room is really cute. I would love to check out their patio another day!

Great variety of beers, and I really enjoyed the triple belgium. When we went, there was live playing which was nice. Staff was friendly. There are a bunch of tables outdoor, behind the brewery which was nice.

Nice selection of beers include classic brews to balance out their options. Tasting has a warm cozy feel. Ellie is great and our dog enjoyed meeting her sidekick Ally.

Another great choice in the land of beer. Huge interior space, additional picnic tables outdoors.

Love the staff, love the beer, love the atmosphere. Lots of games (giant jenga, giant connect 4, cornhole, shuffleboard) and they do trivia on Tuesdays!

This place was such a fantastic find and I'm so glad I came in when I did on a slow and cozy Sunday afternoon. First off, I love the ambiance here. It's very open and the wood decor gives it a cozy, rustic feel. Secondly, they have a really unique and inspired beer selection with various styles and variations. I like that they offer a flight option so you can sample beers before you commit to one. They make an excellent Tripel and their coffee Point of Consciousness coffee variation was my fav! The bartender I had was amazing (I wish I could remember his name, but I am pretty bad with names the first time out), super informative, attentive, and just nice! I also got to speak w/the owner/brewmaster, who was such fun to be a beer nerd with! I can't wait to come back for the barrel release and use my free beer token!

Stopped in for a quick brew on our brewery tour of Asheville. Cool spot with mellow vibes. Enjoyed a few beers and walked around the establishment. This was one of my later stops in the day, so the pics started to get blurry lol. But took a photo in front of the van for the memories . Thanks for having me!

Super friendly and super chill brewery that we've come to love while the larger breweries are busy. All of the beers I've tried have been top-notch with all styles you'd expect. The staff are very friendly and gave us recommendations. They have non-alcoholic drinks too for those inclined. Definitely recommend as a stop when visiting breweries on the South Slope.

Twin Leaf tends to get overlooked on the Coxe/Buxton Loop of the South Slope when you have breweries such as Burial, Funkatorium, and Green Man in the same area. But make no mistake, they have a fantastic taproom with some very good brewed beers. Located on the corner of Coxe and Banks in a vast warehouse space, Twin Leaf can accommodate a large amount of patrons in their polished wood taproom. As you enter, there's an area to play Jenga, which there was such a game being played that lasted for most of the duration I was there; and caught the attention of most of the people who were enjoying beers in the main room. When you enter the main part of the taproom, there plants nestled on top of partition from my recollection, as well as hanging in different parts. The production part of the brewery is to your right, partitioned off from the taproom, while on the far left there is a table tennis table next to swag area. There is plenty of tables and seating in the taproom, although I was told on Saturday it does get crowded. Being on my own, I went to the bar counter and ordered a flight. The highights were the Fleurs Du Soleil Saison and the Beorn's Slumber Brown Ale. The ambiance and vibes were very enjoyable as I tasted the beer. A lot of chill and down-to-earth people who like to hang out an have a pint or two, play a little foosball or ping pong, maybe a board game. I could easily see this being one of a hangout in my rotation if I ever decided to move to Asheville. The beertender were incredibly nice and knowlegeable, especially, when one of them took a moment to chat how my fight was going. She allowed me to sample the Beorn's Vacay that was velvety with the right balance of coconut and toffee, with caramel on the finish -- truly a magical burst of happiness, and, by far, my favorite beer of Twin Leaf that evening. Twin Leaf was a pleasant surprise after experiencing breweries such as Wicked Weed and Burial. I'll return for some bottles on my next trip up to the area.

Twin Leaf was one of those breweries that I tried their beers and was like wow I can't decide which one to get because all of these are now my favorites. I ended up getting a flight which I think everyone should do at a new brewery...especially when their flights have five beers instead of four! My flight had the Rosela, Fleurs du Soleil, Nothing Gold Can Stay, Osterism and Uproot. They were all so light and refreshing despite some of the beers being 6-7%! Twin Leaf also had great games to play including a whole collection of board games, jumbo Jenga, shuffleboard.

There was a lively, funny, enjoyable trivia night going on when I visited. The beers were slightly better than average, unfortunately they weren't like most places in town and didn't offer flights of beer. Wish we could've tried a bunch more, but when you're only offered half-pours and visiting a bunch of places back-to-back, there's a limit to what you can do!

Servers were friendly and the beers we had were great. Their patio is small but perfect for enjoying an evening beer. Really liked the Oktoberfest beer!

Stopped here for a beer before some of the other breweries opened. There was a very long line indoors to order a beer, their process is a good concept. You order and then they provide you with a table number, but this leads to a long line of people indoors much closer than 6 ft. They also had an indoor full of patrons. It would be ideal if they could have some sort of outdoor or quicker indoor ordering for those not comfortable with indoor seating- waiting 30 minutes indoor to get a beer to drink outside defeats the purpose of avoiding indoor exposure. They aren't doing flight due to COVID which is the norm. Our group of 6 each ordered a different beer to try, we enjoyed them all, nothing extraordinary but probably 3 of the 6 we'd order again. They have a long list of taps and a great variety of types. You do have to show your ID for each beer ordered. I tried to order a beer for my 68 yr old father so he could wait outside but that didn't fly which was unfortunate...but I get it, it's the law. Server was short and annoyed but I'm sure working during a pandemic and having to scold patrons for not following laws gets annoying. They only have two single bathrooms (gender neutral) so there was always a long line for those. They did have a good amount of outdoor seating-picnic tables with umbrellas. Smaller amount of merchandise, but a lot of 6 packs available for purchase. They also sell crowlers which is nice! In brief, decent stop for a beer but probably not the spot for patrons desiring an outdoor experience.

Twin Leaf Brewery is a neat brewery right in downtown Asheville. We had to wait a good bit to get a table here, but that was good because the tables were actually socially distanced. They had a great seltzer on tap that was ginger flavored and tasted similar to a Moscow mule.

Twin Leaf is one of the several breweries we visited while in Asheville. I really liked this place! It's the brewery that reminded me the most of one of the breweries in my area - a nice, casual atmosphere, the kind of place you can bring kids and dogs into, a lot of wood, everywhere, and just a comfy vibe in general. The beers are great, also! I was drinking mostly sours this day, and they had a really nice, different pink peppercorn sour that I really enjoyed. Altogether, this was a super cool place, and I'd definitely stop here again!

Great atmosphere for a brewery. There is plenty of indoor and outdoor space to bring friends. Enjoyed my IPA and a couple of friends had the sour beer which they enjoyed as well. Did not try the food, but good service and people all around.

Great ambience and good service!! We got a flight and liked it all-we look forward to coming here again next time we are in Asheville. They also have a nice outdoor space that is dog-friendly. Clean-tasting beers.

Diverse selection of beers, flights are offered. Beer is good, especially the Mexican Chocolate Stout! Big, open space, with indoor and outdoor seating. Dog friendly, they even have dog biscuits! All gender restrooms, and very chill atmosphere.

Had a great time celebrating my friends 30th birthday here. They were doing karaoke and the MC, Selena, was great! The bartenders were amazing as well, Alex & Reuben! The Mango Seltzer was great and I will definitely be stopping in here again next time I'm in Asheville!

Really inviting place with a good atmosphere, nice workers, and great options for beer. This was our favorite brewery of all the ones we tried. My husband recommends getting the Luminosity Belgian Triple.

Great beer, great service, great atmosphere. Hubs and I had a good time playing cards, and pointing out where we had our first kiss 21 years ago.

Beer: Delicious! The peachy arsonist is my fav! Beertenders: Super friendly and great with the recommendations. Passionate about their brews. Building/parking: the taproom is super warm and inviting. Aesthetics are ON POINT. Plenty of seating. Parking is typical downtown stuff - offstreet, etc, but no dedicated lot. Bathroom was clean and functioning. I liked the sign above it so I included it in the pictures. Definitely check this place out!