The Pisgah Tavern is located inside The Hub and Backcountry Outdoors in Pisgah Forest. 

We keep six beers on tap, and a few in the can.  Check back often to see what is flowing.

Ride Bikes. Drink Beer.

The Pisgah Tavern. Located on old Highway 64 in the early 1940's, Pisgah tavern was a hangout for young people. The tavern sold beer (according to one former teenage) "even when it wasn't legal." From left to right are Mr. Hunter (owner), Johnny Hunter (his son), Mary Vannah, Leslie Coleman, Kathleen Wilson, Jean Dixon, Mr. Fred Hunter (also owner), Buddy Green, and Irene Tinsley.

Photo courtesy of the Rowell Bosse North Carolina Room, Transylvania County Library

On Tap!

New Belgium  -  Fat Tire

New Belgium - Dig Pale Ale

Highland Brewing - Cold Mountain Winter Ale

Highland Brewing - Gaelic Ale

Sierra Nevada - Torpedo Extra IPA

Bridge Port - Cafe Negro

In the Can

Oskar Blues Dale's Pale Ale

Oskar Blues Mama's Little Yellow Pils

Oskar Blues Old Chub

Pabst Blue Ribbon  16 ounce 

What we have in the cooler to come on tap next:

French Broad Brewery - 13 Rebels ESB

We are open to suggestions, let us know what you are thirsty for: info@hubbicycles.com.

Also Avalible

Hub Pint Glasses

Pisgah Tavern Pint Glasses

Kona Pint GlassesThe Pisgah Tavern's First Member !

New Belgium Goblets

Highland Pint Glasses

Ibis Cycles Imperial Pint Glasses

Pisgah Tavern Socks and T-shirts

The Hub and Backcountry Outdoors Koozies