A Georgia Brewery Is Opening Its Third Location in Downtown Tucker This Month

StillFire Brewing is opening a new location in downtown Tucker on November 6.

Written By Riya Singh
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StillFire Brewing is opening a new location in Georgia this month. The opening will expand the brand’s presence in the local food and beverage scene and offer a new gathering spot for locals.

StillFire Brewing is Opening a New Location in Georgia

StillFire Brewing is opening its third Georgia location in downtown Tucker on November 6. It will be located at 2316 Main Street next to Tucker Town Green and behind The Local No. 7. The opening will add Tucker to the brewery’s existing locations in Suwanee and Smyrna.

The brewery will occupy a 7,000-square-foot space previously home to High Card Brewing and Blue Tarp Brewing. The company chose Tucker for its growing downtown district and strong sense of community, according to StillFire Brewing. It is renovating the building to create a brighter, more open space that connects the indoor taproom with the surrounding outdoor area.

StillFire Brewing is a Georgia-based craft brewery that opened in 2019. It produces a range of craft beers, including IPAs and barrel-aged selections. It has also received recognition at several international and national beer competitions.

What to Expect

The new StillFire Brewing location will offer craft beer, cocktails, and food. It is expected to feature 18 draft taps with a selection of the brewery’s craft beers. Guests can also enjoy mixed cocktails alongside the beer selection. The taproom will partner with local food vendors to offer food options.

The brewery will also offer a family-friendly environment, with non-alcoholic beverages available. Visitors can also bring their dogs to the taproom.

For its grand opening, the brewery will celebrate with a three-day event featuring craft beer, live music, and food. Beto’s Tacos will be on-site as a food vendor on November 7, from noon to 8 p.m. Admission to the three-day celebration will be free.

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