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Raise a glass — Drink Up Week is coming

We’ve got details and a map full of drink deals: We’ll be highlighting the vibrant beverage scene across Asheville, NC from July 22 to July 26, 2024.

A flight of ginger beers from Ginger's Revenge

Cheers to the recent reopening of Ginger’s Revenge this weekend.

Photo by @gingersrev

We pride ourselves on keeping you in the mix — so take it from us, a week from today you’re going to want to raise a glass.

We’ll be celebrating Drink Up Week from Monday July 22 to Friday, July 26, tipping our hats to the buzziest entrepreneurs, mixologists, venues, and beverages across Asheville.

We asked local businesses to participate in Drink Up Week by offering drink deals for our readers. Local businesses poured their all into the task — and the deals, well, they’re flowing.

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Don’t forget to zoom out — there are deals to be found outside Asheville proper, too.

Photo via Proxi Map + data via Google

Presenting: AVLtoday’s interactive map of Drink Up Deals across Asheville for our readers to bookmark, including must-grab deals like:

Keep this map of Drink Up Week deals handy as you chart a course through our city next week. And don’t forget to forward this story to a friend and make plans to meet up for a drink.

Finally, a toast. We want to give a huge thank you to the local businesses participating in Drink Up Week 2024 and to you, our readers, because we know you’ll be out there supporting the beverage industry. We’ll see you at the coffee shop, brewery, and winery — drinks in hand, of course.

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