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The Rise Of Craft Beer

In 2008 two friends opened one hell of a beer store in Charleston, South Carolina. The Charleston Beer Exchange became known as a pioneer during a time when growlers were still a new concept and the state laws that governed how strong beer could be were just beginning to change.

Designed to push limits

In the northern reaches of the state we opened a second beer store, The Greenville Beer Exchange, and created the region’s most renowned beer festival, Brewvival. Designed to push limits, The Greenville Beer Exchange was rivaled only by its Charleston sister store in its sheer beer geekery.

Time passed and the limits needed to be expanded once more so we opened The Restaurant at Edmund’s Oast to explore a passion for fine food and drink. Closing The Charleston Beer Exchange and selling the Greenville store (now known by its current owners as “GBX” and still as badass as ever) allowed the team to focus on the new restaurant & brewpub project.

The Expansion

Quickly seeing the success of house-made brews, the team began building Edmund’s Oast Brewing Company in 2017. The Brewing Co. now distributes beer in eight states and counting. Its beers can be found wherever fine fermented beverages are sold, and it boasts a killer taproom restaurant of its own.

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Gustatory delights

Edmund's Oast Restaurant and Edmund's Oast Brewing Co. & Taproom – both of these places are central to the Edmund’s Oast family, and each offers its own specific take on the inherent passion for fine food and drink that began this story, so many years ago..