14 spots
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North Myrtle Beach
Bin 2004
Wine bar and tasting room
A wine bar and tasting room pouring bottles from regions like Napa Valley, Italy and France. It's a relaxed spot for a glass after a day on the beach.
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Central Myrtle
Black Drum Brewing
Ocean views and about 40 Carolina taps
Pick from about 40 South and North Carolina beers on tap, with ocean views from the building. Smoked meats and fresh seafood pair with an outdoor beer garden and yard games.
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North Myrtle Beach
Carolina Vineyards Winery
Wine tasting near Barefoot Landing
A wine-tasting stop at Barefoot Landing on Highway 17 in North Myrtle Beach since 2005, licensed since 1999 and a sister to Boardwalk Winery and Beach Winery. Stop in for wine tastings and frozen drinks. Call or check the website for current tasting hours before you go.
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North Myrtle Beach
Crooked Hammock Brewery
Backyard brewpub with hammocks
A big backyard with hammocks, yard games and a waterside Tortuga Island bar makes this Barefoot Landing-area brewpub an easy place to linger. Pair house craft beer with pub-style food, and bring the dog.
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North Myrtle Beach
Duplin Winery
Sweet Southern wines
Taste your way through a family-owned North Carolina winery's lineup of sweet, fruit-forward Southern wines near Barefoot Landing. Tastings and food-pairing lessons make it a fun stop on a beach-day detour.
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Central Myrtle
Grand Strand Brewing Company
Downtown taproom in a 1952 five-and-dime
Pours a rotating lineup of about a dozen beers inside a renovated downtown building with exposed brick, a patio and a big outdoor plaza. It's a short walk from the Boardwalk and SkyWheel, with a small menu of burgers and pretzels.
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Little River
La Belle Amie Vineyard
Little River vineyard
A small Little River vineyard just north of Myrtle Beach, away from the Highway 17 traffic. Call or check online for current tasting hours before you drive out.
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Central Myrtle
New South Brewing
Veteran South Carolina brewery
One of South Carolina's longest-running breweries, known for its White Ale and Star Wars-themed beers and decor. Settle in at the taproom, and call or check the website for current hours.
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Central Myrtle
South Coast Beer Project
Family-friendly brewery in Carolina Forest
Rotating local craft beers, Detroit-style pizza and wings come with pond views at this family-friendly Carolina Forest brewery. The outdoor beer garden has lawn games and a big screen for game day.
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Murrells Inlet
Southern Hops Brewing Company
Brewpub with Southern comfort food
House beers like Pop's Pilsner and Blackwater Porter are paired with Southern-inspired dishes in a full-service restaurant and bar. Outdoor dining, family-friendly games and live music make it an easy stop in Murrells Inlet.
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Central Myrtle
The Tasting Room on 9th
Neighborhood wine bar
An upscale downtown wine bar with a curated wine program, craft cocktails and international beers, plus a food menu. A Tasting Menu Series and a Wine Club give regulars a reason to return, and the relaxed, attentive setting is a good place to catch up with friends or try something new.
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Central Myrtle
Tidal Creek Brewhouse
Brewery, coffee shop and backyard hangout
Sip more than a dozen house-brewed beers, or grab a coffee, at this Market Common taproom with a big backyard, firepits and a dog park. Live music and events keep the patio busy.
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Georgetown
Winyah Bay Brewing Company
Waterfront brewpub in Georgetown
Brews like the Blueberry Wheat and White Boots Pineapple Ale come with views of Winyah Bay from the Georgetown waterfront. Southern seafood dishes and indoor and outdoor seating make it worth the drive south.
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Central Myrtle
Yee-Haw Brewing at Ole Smoky Distillery
Moonshine, beer and live music at Broadway at the Beach
Craft beer from Yee-Haw Brewing and Ole Smoky moonshine tastings share one stop at Broadway at the Beach. Settle into the lakeside beer garden or the indoor and outdoor bars, catch live music or a watch party, and order from the full-service restaurant. Moonshine, beer and apparel are sold to take home.
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