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Eda Rhyne Distilling Company makes craft spirits in Asheville inspired by traditional Appalachian folk medicine, using locally sourced and wild-foraged botanicals, rare heirloom grains and native plants. It's best known for its bitter herbal spirits, and its bottles are sold in ABC stores across North Carolina and in bars and liquor stores around the country. The Asheville tasting room on Fairview Road pours classic cocktails made with its own spirits, and the second spot, Eda's Hide-a-Way in Weaverville, adds natural wine and cold beer.
Distillery tasting rooms in North Carolina can sell bottles on Sundays, so stop by when the ABC store is closed. The tasting room opens at 3 p.m.
Asheville cocktail fans like that the drinks here use spirits made a few steps away, and the herbal bitters make a strong case for skipping the usual amaro.
Eda Rhyne Distilling Company makes craft spirits in Asheville inspired by traditional Appalachian folk medicine, using locally sourced and wild-foraged botanicals, rare heirloom grains and native plants. It's best known for its bitter herbal spirits, and its bottles are sold in ABC stores across North Carolina and in bars and liquor stores around the country. The Asheville tasting room on Fairview Road pours classic cocktails made with its own spirits, and the second spot, Eda's Hide-a-Way in Weaverville, adds natural wine and cold beer.
Asheville cocktail fans like that the drinks here use spirits made a few steps away, and the herbal bitters make a strong case for skipping the usual amaro.
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