Asheville to Unveil Mammoth Beer Garden, Largest in North CarolinaAsheville to Unveil Mammoth Beer Garden, Largest in North Carolina Asheville, the renowned beer and tourism destination, is set to welcome the opening of its largest beer garden, poised to become the premier gathering spot for beverage enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers. The massive beer garden, aptly named The Wedge, will span over 9 acres along the banks of the scenic French Broad River. With a capacity to accommodate up to 2,400 patrons, it will showcase a sprawling selection of more than 50 beers on tap, representing both local breweries and renowned brands from across the country. Visitors will be immersed in a vibrant atmosphere, featuring live music, games, and food trucks serving a delectable array of culinary delights. The garden’s design incorporates ample seating and shade structures, ensuring comfort and relaxation amidst the lively ambiance. “The Wedge is more than just a beer garden,” said Mayor Esther Manheimer. “It’s a destination where our community can come together, savor exceptional beverages, and enjoy the beauty of our natural surroundings.” The opening of The Wedge aligns with Asheville’s reputation as a craft beer mecca. Home to over 30 breweries, the city has become a pilgrimage site for beer connoisseurs and casual drinkers alike. The beer garden will further elevate Asheville’s status as a beer tourism hotspot. “We believe The Wedge will be a game-changer for our industry,” said Brad Bristol, Executive Director of the Asheville Brewers Alliance. “It will provide a unique and memorable experience for our visitors and residents, while simultaneously supporting our local breweries.” The official opening date for The Wedge is slated for early summer 2023. Its arrival is eagerly anticipated by both locals and tourists, who eagerly await the opportunity to gather and celebrate in this magnificent outdoor setting. As Asheville continues to solidify its position as a vibrant and beer-centric city, The Wedge promises to become a cornerstone of its cultural and social landscape.