This article highlights 8 breweries in Asheville that were heavily impacted by Hurricane Helene. We are happy to share that many have since reopened!
Several Asheville breweries remain closed due to extensive damage sustained during Hurricane Helene. These breweries were situated in flood-prone areas, including the River Arts District, Biltmore Village, and along the French Broad River.
If you want a list of open breweries, see our regularly updated guide to Asheville breweries. It provides the most up-to-date information on each brewery’s status.
Breweries In Asheville Flooded By Hurricane Helene
Though Wedge at Wedge Studios took on flood water, they were able to reopen pretty quickly following the hurricane.
Hillman Beer experiencing flooding during Hurricane Helene but was able to reopen in the following months.
10 Brook Street | near Biltmore Village
Hi-Wire’s Biltmore Village location was damaged during the hurricane, but they were able to reopen in the following months.
Permanently closed September 2024
New Origin Brewing remains closed following the hurricane. The building was washed away and it is assumed they won’t rebuild, though there hasn’t been an official announcement.
Hi-Wire’s RAD Beer Garden experienced significant flooding, but they were able to reopen in 2025.
Permanently closed September 2024
Wedge Brewery at Foundation remains closed following the hurricane.
Permanently closed
Cursus Keme remains closed following the hurricane.
870 Riverside Drive | Woodfin
Zillicoah is making steps to reopen their brewery. As of July 2025 they are brewing and selling beer available for pick up only. Follow their social media channels for details!
