Name: Feature Friday: $2 Off Cocktails, Boilermakers and Wine
Start: 2026-10-16T13:00:00.000-04:00
End: 2026-10-16T21:00:00.000-04:00
Location: Oak and Grist Distilling Company

Feature Friday: $2 Off Cocktails, Boilermakers and Wine

Every Friday from 1 to 9 PM, Oak and Grist puts one of its house cocktails in the spotlight for $2 off. Boilermakers (a beer and a pour of whiskey) and wine by the glass are $2 off too.

Head out to the Black Mountain distillery on Grovestone Road this Friday and settle in on the covered patio.

Oak and Grist Distilling Company is a small-batch, grain-to-glass artisan distillery in Black Mountain, just east of Asheville. Using locally grown and malted barley, they craft whiskey and gin that capture the flavors of Western North Carolina, and their covered patio overlooking the Blue Ridge Mountains is one of the best spots for sipping award-winning craft spirits near Asheville.

Locals appreciate Oak and Grist for its handcrafted approach and genuine connection to the Appalachian region. Their whiskey and gin have distinct flavor profiles that reward both casual tasters and connoisseurs. 

Friendly staff and a welcoming atmosphere make visits enjoyable whether you’re on a tour, tasting, or grabbing a cocktail on the patio.

Oak and Grist Distilling Company

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Feature Friday: $2 Off Cocktails, Boilermakers and Wine

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