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Beer Available At Barley’s Taproom and Pizzeria - Asheville (arranged by most recent)
Dark Horse Raspberry Ale 41, Verhaeghe Duchesse De Bourgogne 97, Catawba Valley Pain Pour Nicole , Catawba Valley Arlo’s PB&J Brown Ale , Foothills People’s Porter 96, French Broad Easy IPA 64, Fox Hill Traditional Mead , Foothills Torch Pilsner 65, The Duck-Rabbit Amber Ale 49, Chimay Triple / Blanche (White) / Cinq Cents 99, Chimay Bleue (Blue) / Grande Réserve 100, Catawba Valley Firewater IPA 84, Catawba Valley Brown Bear Ale 58, Bison Organic Imperial Brown 72, Bison Organic Chocolate Stout 92, Two Hearted Ale 100, Avery IPA 96, Avery White Rascal 74, Anchor Steam Beer 81, LoneRider Sweet Josie 85
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| gvmdw7 (31), California | | March 25, 2012 Solid place with an impressive amount of local selections. The food was decent. For ambiance: they had live music, which was nice, but the decor was just a generic mix of beer posters/signs. They needed more specialty/craft beers from other regions; the bottle list was small. | | Hussey (12), North Carolina | | March 16, 2012 Upstairs/downstairs conundrum. Great selection. Had an amazing Legunitas IPA. Pizza was great. Beer-tender was a card carrying idiot. Lee was his name. I think he was retarded. But the brews were great. | | Guyute_Pig (39), Black Mountain, North Carolina | | March 13, 2012 I really like Barley’s and tend to hit it up often. Always stop for a beer if heading to the Orange Peel. They have solid pizzas and always a good selection of beer on tap downstairs and upstairs. The prices are fair, too. | pinbackpro (3), , does not count - explanation | | December 18, 2011 prices aren’t sky high. e.g. imperial stout tap pour was $4. not bad for a high gravity beer. glass ware was very appropiate as well. staff was helpful and actually knew about the beer. only drawback to this place is the upstairs/downstairs deal. they have different taps on each level, and no way to see ALL the taps. none-the-less each level has lots to offer, espcially of the local craft beers. | | hellbilly (130), scottsdale über alles, Arizona | | October 24, 2011 visited 7/18/11.
sam reclaimed/reuse building feel as the greenville location. lots of beer... much of it local, dece food, great service. no tv’s on the first floor... just old fashioned conversation. | | Braudog (611), Hampton, Virginia | | October 5, 2011 October 2011. Got tips on this place from more than one local and wasn’t disappointed. Solid lineup of regional and other quality US beers, combined with a great pizza -- sounds like a plan to me! Shared a pizza made with spent grain dough and couldn’t complain a bit. Lots of North Carolina beers to choose from also made me a happy camper. Definitely would go back. | BeerLover111 (8), Florida does not count - explanation | | September 3, 2011 Love this place | | magsinva (55), Virginia | | September 2, 2011 The beer selection was pretty good though I made the mistake of pairing the cassis with the Greek pizza which was not good. So I was only able to try the one. Separately, these would have been fabulous. | | DiarmaidBHK (307), Pennsylvania | | August 27, 2011 Located on the main drag in downtown Asheville. Nice wooden bar and high ceilings. They had 20 taps and over 40 bottles of mostly local and regional craft beer. The pizza was decent by local standards. As with most things here the prices were incredibly reasonable. | hectorG (9), North Carolina does not count - explanation | | July 19, 2011 great place for beer and pizza. both are excellent. good value
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