$16 for a Brewery Tour for Two, Growler, and More at Aviator Brewing Company
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- Year-round & seasonal brews
- Brewery tour & tasting
- Take home an empty growler
Like making a baby, brewing a beer requires a careful blend of ingredients, a long fermentation period, and a certain amount of alcohol. Learn about the beers and the bees with today’s Groupon: for $16, you get a brewery tour for two, with two souvenir pint glasses full of any beer, an Aviator sticker, and an empty growler (a $37 value) at Aviator Brewing Company in Fuquay-Varina. Tours are held from 6 to 7 p.m. every Thursday and Friday, and 4 to 5:30 p.m. every Saturday.
The high priests of hops at Aviator Brewing Company exalt fermentation to a sacred ritual as they brew local and seasonal beers and then baptize their eager acolytes in them during a detailed half-hour tour. As beer enthusiasts admire Aviator's brewing process and facilities—which involves grains and hops sneaking out to a party in the fermentation vat while their parents are asleep—they'll also learn the particulars of how the brewery spices its Saison de Aviator with coriander and how it managed to imprison Satan inside the Devil’s Tramping Ground's heavy tripel belgian ale.
Once the staff has gotten your brain buzzing with the secrets of ale alchemy, you'll be treated to a full pint—be it the perennial HotRod Red irish ale or the seasonal Worthog american wheat, brewed with half barley and half wheat and spiced with a summery twist of sweet orange peel. Aviator will send you home with two pint glasses, a sticker, and an empty growler (filling up the growler will result in an additional fee).
Reviews
The News & Observer featured Aviator Brewing Company, nine Yelpers give it a four-star average, and more than 2,250 Facebookers like it:
- Aviator brews 15 or more varieties, from the hoppy Irish ale HotRod Red to the full-bodied King Rat Imperial Oatmeal Stout. – Andrew Kenney, The News & Observer
- That means a high quality product with easy drinkability and you can get your fill at the Tap Room. – Charles B., Yelp, 2/26/10
- Year-round & seasonal brews
- Brewery tour & tasting
- Take home an empty growler
Like making a baby, brewing a beer requires a careful blend of ingredients, a long fermentation period, and a certain amount of alcohol. Learn about the beers and the bees with today’s Groupon: for $16, you get a brewery tour for two, with two souvenir pint glasses full of any beer, an Aviator sticker, and an empty growler (a $37 value) at Aviator Brewing Company in Fuquay-Varina. Tours are held from 6 to 7 p.m. every Thursday and Friday, and 4 to 5:30 p.m. every Saturday.
The high priests of hops at Aviator Brewing Company exalt fermentation to a sacred ritual as they brew local and seasonal beers and then baptize their eager acolytes in them during a detailed half-hour tour. As beer enthusiasts admire Aviator's brewing process and facilities—which involves grains and hops sneaking out to a party in the fermentation vat while their parents are asleep—they'll also learn the particulars of how the brewery spices its Saison de Aviator with coriander and how it managed to imprison Satan inside the Devil’s Tramping Ground's heavy tripel belgian ale.
Once the staff has gotten your brain buzzing with the secrets of ale alchemy, you'll be treated to a full pint—be it the perennial HotRod Red irish ale or the seasonal Worthog american wheat, brewed with half barley and half wheat and spiced with a summery twist of sweet orange peel. Aviator will send you home with two pint glasses, a sticker, and an empty growler (filling up the growler will result in an additional fee).
Reviews
The News & Observer featured Aviator Brewing Company, nine Yelpers give it a four-star average, and more than 2,250 Facebookers like it:
- Aviator brews 15 or more varieties, from the hoppy Irish ale HotRod Red to the full-bodied King Rat Imperial Oatmeal Stout. – Andrew Kenney, The News & Observer
- That means a high quality product with easy drinkability and you can get your fill at the Tap Room. – Charles B., Yelp, 2/26/10