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World Of Beer North Myrtle Beach Closed For Good

Author Debbie Nance

As many times as we visit the Myrtle Beach area, for some reason we never tried this spot. But, now World Of Beer North Myrtle Beach is closed for good. And, we won’t get that chance.

How World Of Beer North Myrtle Beach Announced Closure

According to WPDE, the World Of Beer North Myrtle Beach location at 1386 Highway 17 North is no more. It seems they made the announcement on Instagram saying they “made the difficult decision to close.”

Furthermore, the post from World Of Beer North Myrtle Beach thanked the community and their regular, loyal customers for making the location special. And, as of Tuesday this week the location closed.

As far as I could find at this time, no specific reason was given for the sudden closure of World Of Beer North Myrtle Beach.

More About World Of Beer North Myrtle Beach

But, as far as the history of the location, the national chain opened at the North Myrtle Beach spot in July 2020. And, they served about 300 various kinds of beer from around the world.

Plus, the spot also offered bar foods to accompany their large selection of beers.

World Of Beer has locations all over the country, including Fayetteville and Greensboro, North Carolina, Augusta, Georgia, Tennessee, Florida, Texas and more.

And, at one point there was even a location in Charlotte. However, that spot’s website says ‘temporarily closed.’

The chain started in 2007 when, according to their website, a couple of best friends in Florida came up with the idea. And, it grew from a craft beers bottle shop to what it is today.

For those of you who are familiar with the North Myrtle Beach area, you’ll probably remember passing the World Of Beer location there.

It’s US 17 N across the highway from Boardwalk Billy’s and Local On The Water. Those are two spots we love to go hang out frequently on visits.

friends making smores at a restaurant in north myrtle beach near World Of Beer North Myrtle Beach closed
Debbie Nance
Making s’mores with friends at Local On The Water at North Myrtle Beach. Local on the Water is near the location of World Of Beer that is now permanently closed.

So, it’s a great location. We’ll keep our eyes on what might replace World Of Beer North Myrtle Beach in the future.

Debbie Nance is the afternoon co-host along with her husband on "The Charlie and Debbie Show" at WSOC, Country 1037 in Charlotte, North Carolina. She has been with the station for 18 years. Debbie is a CMA Award winner for Radio Personality of the Year. And, she has worked in radio for 40 years. Before her current afternoon position, Debbie spent more than a decade as co-host on morning shows in several markets across the Southeast. As a content creator for Country 1037, Debbie writes articles about food, new restaurants in the Carolinas and travel experiences.

3 Carolina Cities Are Must Visit Spots for Beer Lovers in the U.S.

Are you a beer lover? If so, then you probably know of a few cities that are worth the trip. All beer lovers have those favorite places where to visit for some great beer. Whether you like the small, quaint charming bars or the busy city view with a great beer, many cities are great for beer lovers. There are so many beer destinations to visit throughout the United States so you never know where you may end up.

Tasting Table is naming 26 of the best cities in the United States for beer lovers. From the mountains to the beaches to small towns, there are plenty of beer-loving cities for you to enjoy. But, did you know that there are three Carolina cities great for those who love beer? Two North Carolina cities and one South Carolina city specifically are great for those who love a good beer. Can you guess what Carolina cities made the Tasting Table list? Check out the Carolina cities below and if you want to know what cities made the full 26 list, click here.

  • Asheville, North Carolina

    Of course, Asheville had to make the list. It has some of the best beers that we all know and love in North Carolina. The area is home to more than 50 breweries to choose from plus they have an annual Beer Week where all the beer lovers can enjoy a sip. From special local beers to some of your classic favorites, Asheville is a good time for all of the beer lovers we know and love. Book a brewery tour while you’re in the area and learn more about some of the famous local beers that Asheville has to offer.

     

  • Charleston, South Carolina

    Up next is the one and only, Charleston, South Carolina. Charleston is home to some amazing food and drink specials you can have. The southern charm of Charleston has grown to become a spot for beer lovers over the years. The historic spot is becoming famous for the brewery options that have come over the years. You can go tasting on roof tops, breweries, or enjoy a cold beverage on the water whenever you’re down in Charleston.

  • Raleigh, North Carolina

    We’re making another stop in North Carolina. This time we’re heading to Raleigh, North Carolina. Raleigh is up there when it comes to having a lot of breweries per capita. The area is home to plenty of options from breweries with a beer garden and live music or local dive bars. With spots to enjoy like Clouds Brewing or Compass Rose Brewery that can allow you plenty of beers to enjoy and sip on while you’re visiting.

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