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Best of Charleston 2014
Staff Pick
It's hard not to drink beer when you step into Holy City's Dorchester Road brewery. With more than a dozen of their own brews to choose from, it'll take some self-control, but steer your barkeep over to the root beer, trust us. Brewed in the same room as the rest of the suds, you'll be sucking down some of the richest sarsaparilla, birch bark, and licorice flavors in town. Leave the fizzy stuff for the soda fountain. This is the real thing.
Location Details
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Holy City Brewing
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4155-C Dorchester Road
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(843) 225-5623
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4155-C Dorchester Road
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