Date and time: Various dates, usually later on Saturday afternoon.
Cost: $27 per person, with a 10% discount on the purchase of 4 or more tickets.
Tickets are available through the TicketSpice website.
What’s included: Ticket price includes guide fee, information about the local area, suggestions on beverages. Drinks are not included, giving guests the opportunity to choose their own beverages. (Gratuities for guide and bartenders is not included.)
Many folks have adopted the tradition of “Dry January,” taking a break from alcoholic beverages the month after the holidays. Whether it’s January or July, whether you’re cutting back on alcohol or just “dry curious,” we have two great locations where you can choose a non-alcoholic beer and sample mocktails.
Not ready to be dry? No worries – you can still choose from among a selection of great craft beers and or any other beverage offered at The Pharmacy Bottle Shop or The Walk Up cocktail bar, a bit of a Cary speak-easy (climbing a flight of stairs is required to get to this location.)
We’ll meet at The Pharmacy Bottle & Beverage, 120 E. Chatham St., Cary, then stroll over to the Downtown Cary Park where you can opt to purchase your own drink as we stroll through the park – a social district — and enjoy the scenery. Finally, we’ll head over the The Walk Up for mocktails or other beverages of your choice.
Along the way, you’ll learn about the history of Cary and some of its downtown attractions, including the park.
Must be 21 to participate. Tour is rain or shine. Wear good shoes for walking and clothing appropriate for the weather. Total walking distance is less than 1 mile. This tour is offered in partnership with Visit Raleigh.
Your guide is Natalie Hampton, owner of Taps & Corks Tours. Natalie has been writing about North Carolina beer and wine for 12 years on the Tarheel Taps & Corks blog. She enjoys sharing her passion for North Carolina beer through walking tours, and always looks forward to fall seasonal beers and ciders.
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