Due to the COVID-19 crisis, we will be unable to deliver prizes until after May 31, 2020.

Raleigh Beer Trail 2020

Visit Raleigh, N.C., area breweries.
Get rewards.

If you like giving a variety of breweries a try, the Raleigh Beer Trail is designed for you. Check in at breweries you visit in the Raleigh area and earn prizes. The more you visit, the more prizes you'll earn.

Here's how it works:

1. Get the Passport Here, Free! (PDF)

Download the Passport and print. (Latest version updated Jan. 2020. To view the printable Passport, you'll need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.)

2. Visit Breweries, Get Stamps

Get up to 15 stamps (free!) on your Passport at Raleigh area breweries.

3. Redeem Prizes*

Once you have enough stamps on your passport, sign your passport and email a clear photo to beertrail@visitRaleigh.com, along with your mailing address. We'll send your prize(s)!

FAQ and Rules

The prizes

Bottle opener

Visit 5 breweries

5 stamps = Visit Raleigh keychain
bottle opener

Beer hugger 2020

Visit 10 breweries

10 stamps = Visit Raleigh 16-ounce beer can hugger

Beer Trail 2020 shirt

Visit 15 breweries

15 stamps = Limited edition T-shirt with artwork by local-favorite artist and musician George Hage

New in 2020!

Raleigh Beer Garden

Free stamp from the Raleigh Beer Garden

Downtown's Raleigh Beer Garden—the Guinness World Record holder for the largest draft beer selection under one roof—is sponsoring the Raleigh Beer Trail this year.

And with that, they've given you a FREE, automatic stamp on the 2020 Passport! (So you just need to visit four breweries/get four stamps for your first prize.)

Raleigh Beer Trail T-shirt artwork by local artist and musician George Hage

We wanted to do something special for the 2020 T-shirt.

So we worked with our local friend George Hage, who's done work with J. Cole's Dreamville Festival, International Bluegrass Music Association's World of Bluegrass and more events, plus whose T-shirts have been rocked by guitarist Chris Shifflet (Foo Fighters) and drummer Fred Eltringham, who played drums on Willie Nelson's 2020 Grammy Award-winning song "Ride Me Back Home"—just to name a few highlights

We love what he created for us, and we hope you do, too!

Raleigh Beer Trail Map (PDF)

Download the map to form your plan of action

Breweries

Raleigh, N.C., brewers know something about thinking differently....

Please drink responsibly. Never drink and drive.

_{**Please have a designated driver. Raleigh area ground transportation options are listed here.

*Offers/prizes mentioned above good while supplies last and only until Dec. 31, 2020. Must be 21 years of age or older to redeem prizes. If you completed the Raleigh Beer Trail and submitted your Passport in 2019 to receive a 2019 T-shirt and beer hugger, you may also complete the trail in 2020 and receive the new 2020 edition prizes. If you started getting stamps in 2019 and are finishing and submitting your Passport after Dec. 2019, you may receive the 2020 edition prizes.

The Raleigh Beer Trail is managed by the Greater Raleigh Convention and Visitors Bureau (GRCVB). GRCVB is not responsible for physical or legal injuries arising out of participating in the Raleigh Beer Trail. If you have any comments or suggestions, please email them to beertrail@visitRaleigh.com. Report any problems getting stamps to beertrail@visitRaleigh.com. See FAQ and rules here.}

Sumit Vohra

Lonerider Brewing Company

Ten years ago, Sumit Vohra quit his day job and started doing what he was passionate about: crafting high-quality, great tasting ales. Today, Lonerider Brewing Company is hailed as one of the country's best beer-makers.

“We have a West Texas-themed brewery in Raleigh, making a German-style Hefeweizen, run by a guy from India. I think that explains the diversity of what Raleigh is about.”

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Due to the COVID-19 crisis, we will be unable to deliver prizes until after May 31, 2020.

Raleigh Beer Trail 2020