<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3b1OAO_1H2YEfHb00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3b1OAO_1H2YEfHb00" width="768" height="329" ></figure>Highland Brewing celebrates 30 years of Cold Mountain Winter Ale with a ticketed release weekend Friday through Sunday, November 13th–15th at 12 Old Charlotte Highway in Asheville. Visitors will need admission tickets to enter the brewery’s campus during those three days, including to purchase packaged beer.The brewery first made Cold Mountain in 1996, and the seasonal release has grown into Highland’s biggest weekend of the year. Its anniversary celebration combines the winter ale with live music and small-batch beers.A weekend pass costs $30, while individual admission is $15 for Friday, November 13th; $20 for Saturday, November 14th; and $10 for Sunday, November 15th. Friday and Saturday run from noon to 11 p.m., and Sunday runs from noon to 8 p.m. All three days welcome all ages, and children 10 and younger do not need tickets.Friday’s music includes Pleasure Chest, Sky City, Heavenly Vipers, New Dawn Starkestra and DJ Brandon Manitoba, alongside a Cold Mountain Heritage Panel. Saturday brings Tuff Sol, Explorer’s Club, DJ Cole and Pinkish Floyd, plus an electronic dance music silent disco and guided flight tastings.Sunday’s performers include Chikomo Marimba and Kuff Knotz &amp; Christine Elise, along with a special edition of Matt Smith’s Well-Crafted Music Series. Highland’s Thirst for Good community partners will also have activities that day, while a photo booth with free prints operates throughout the weekend.Packaged beer will be sold during the event while supplies last. This year’s choices include Cold Mountain Winter Ale, Coconut Cold Mountain, Chocolate Orange Cold Mountain, Pumpkin Spice Latte Cold Mountain and two barrel-aged versions; exclusive small-batch brews will also be available on site.Highland will reopen to the public without tickets at noon Monday, November 16th. Release-weekend tickets are available through Highland’s Cold Mountain ticket page, with anniversary background and campus access dates on the Cold Mountain event page.</div></body>

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Highland Brewing celebrates 30 years of Cold Mountain Winter Ale with a ticketed release weekend Friday through Sunday, November 13th–15th at 12 Old Charlotte Highway in Asheville. Visitors will need admission tickets to enter the brewery’s campus during those three days, including to purchase packaged beer. The brewery...

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