BEER
Located at 1104 Highway 105, Boone, NC
Phone (828) 264-9476
Fax (828) 265-0246
PEABODY'S APPALACHIAN ALE
Available only at Peabody's, our Peabody's Appalachian Ale is a flavorful pale ale, brewed with the finest ingredients available. The recipe was created by award winning brewer Don Richardson and is brewed by Carolina Beer Co. (the brewers of Cottonwood Ales, Charleston Brown, and Carolina Blond). This is the only beer brewed for North Carolina's High Country. We proudly offer this unique brew at an exceptional price.
Six packs (12 oz. bottles): $ 6.56 ($7.00 after tax!) Case (24 bottles): $25.29 ($27.00 after tax!) Kegs (15.5 gallons): $111.99
July Beer Features
Celebrate Peabody's 30th Anniversary, and the annual Highland Games at Grandfather Mountain with great savings on Scottish Beers. Beers from Scotland and Scottish style beers are on sale. Save 10% on Belhaven, Fraoch, Harviestoun, Invalmond Blackfriar, Isle of Skye Wee Beast, Caledonian Golden Promise, McChouffe, Highland Brewing Company (Asheville, NC), Oscar Blues Old Chub (Colorado), and Steelhead Scotch Porter (California). Save 10% on Harviestoun Ola Dub 12 & 16 year barrel and Old Engine Oil at 15% off!
Highland Brewing Co.- Asheville, NC All of the beers from Highland Brewing Co. are on sale at 10% off for the Month of July! If you are already a fan, enjoy the savings. If you have not tried the great beers from this great NC brewer, here is some extra incentive for you to try something new.
Belhaven
A Scottish Classic. Pale but interesting, Belhaven's Scottish Lager is light, crisp and sweet - just perfect thirst quenching fare. We could go all fancy and start chatting about its citrus notes and malty palates but bottom line is it's a great pint - a top class lager.
Old Engine Oil
Old Engine Oil is a near-black brew with a silky-smooth rummy aroma, a coffee-ish palate, and a suggestion of the darkest chocolate. It is made from pale malt, roasted barley and malted oats. Old Engine Oil is well-hopped with the sweetish variety Galena from Washington State, Worchester Fuggles and East Kent Golgings.
Monthly Beer Features
January - Dark Beers
