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I was here for an Atlanta Dog Mom event. Food was great and so were the drink choices. They have plenty of options even if you don't actually drink beer
$ I went with my pirate friends on a brewery walk in Avondale Estates, Decatur, Georgia on a Saturday afternoon. Wild Heaven Beer was our first stop, and I was pleasantly surprised with the open air outdoor space, and the very large indoor facility. The brew that I sampled, Invocation (a Belgian style golden ale), was a smooth, tasty beer. The staff behind the bar was friendly, and moved the line quickly. There was a food vendor on site, but the brewery itself does not serve food. This particular evening there was live outdoor music.
Good vibes at wild heaven! Stopped in on a Sunday to grab some brews and there was live music and lots of outside seating options- from couches, to benches, to high tops. There was also a vegan restaurant on site where you could purchase food. They had a few different sour options on the menu I tried the you beautiful tropical fish. They also had a seltzer option which I enjoyed too. The parking was free and a short trek from the brewery. They also sell 6packs and other beer options to go. Nice place to spend a sunny day relaxing with friends and having a beer or two!
This is what a local craft brew is all about! Great beer, great atmosphere, and local food entrepreneurs are encouraged to express themselves. We got to watch a batch of "Emergency Beer" being packaged. A gem in real the neighborhood.
This was a nice stop in Decatur. Nice outdoor seating with live music, except there are quite a number of mosquitoes out back. :( The beer here is pretty decent, nice part of a small pubcrawl in Decatur after leaving Little Cottage and meandering towards the MARTA. Worth a side visit.
This is their second location that I've been to. The other one is in the west side. I went as part of a beer premiere. Their head brew master is really brilliant. He is very familiar with flora and fauna and has the mind of a chef. It really shows in their beers. They have a great outdoor seating area and a tap room that is very much like a barn or a warehouse. Heads up there is no AC so be careful if you're going on a hot day. The event was super fun and I got to try a lot of different beers. They have a couple rotating seasonals so it's worth it to go back multiple times
We were very excited to check out this craft brewery, we recently discovered their Emergency Drinking Beer and loved the Citrus version of that. Long story short.... Enjoyed the Watermelon beer and a hoppy ale (don't remember which one), the bartender was super friendly and helpful and the layout was open, airy and nicely done. I can't remember the bartender's name but I would come back there just because she was so rad! She had long brown/blond dreadlocks. My beef with this spot: we were starving and drove to a halfway spot to meet my dad for dinner through a bunch of Atlanta's legendary nightmare traffic. When we got there they said they don't serve food on the weekdays. That's not what their website says and I was on the verge of falling out for hunger. We wanted to try a few more of the Wild Heaven beers but ended up getting hangry then foraging for food at pizza spot nearby. It was okay but we were really disappointed and it made us getting dinner super late.
Large brewery tucked behind College Avenue near the Marta tracks. Love this place! Great service, dog friendly, plenty of parking, spacious seating, and lots of good beers to sample. You enter into the brewery to place orders, in the back there is plenty of seating and some televisions in a covered area. The crowd is nice, great place to stop and have a few beers. Call ahead to find out what days the food truck is out.
Our favorite brewery in Atlanta! They have a great variety of beer to satisfy both me and my husband. I love their selection of sours and seltzers while my husband loves their Emergency Drinking Beer staple. The service is fantastic as well.
Wild Heaven ranks at the top of my most favorite craft beer brands/companies. Since first tasting their Eschaton while eating lunch at an amazing Asian restaurant in Nashville, I have been on a mission to find a place locally to get that beer. Then a few years back they came to Zoobrew at the Nashville zoo and friends and I lived at their stand most of the night even though there were probably a hundred other breweries to choose from. Then at another Nashville restaurant that served tapas, I tried their White Blackbird which is also very very good. Which led me to pack up and take a weekend trip to Georgia with my girlfriend to pick up some of their beer that I can't find anywhere in Nashville. My only disappointment was that when we showed up they didn't have any Eschaton! To my dumbfounded disbelief, I learned that it is a seasonal beer. Then in November I called and found out they didn't make the "normal" Eschaton beer this year, but I'm determined to make some time to get back down here to try some of the version they did make for 2020, just as soon as I can get back towards Atlanta! If you are a true craft beer fan...please check these guys out! I can't say enough about them and their beer!!!
Party of 1... Pop in pop out Wild Heaven is tucked away on a side street in the heart of Decatur. This area has a bunch of breweries, but this one has been on my list for awhile. There are a number of parking spaces available in the front of the property. The place is huge, when I walked in I could see the main bar right in front of me. When I looked to the right I could see the team brewing up the next batch. The bartender at the main bar kinda gave me a bar snob vibe. He was not out right rude, but not friendly either. He was informative and curt. He advised that they are totally cashless at this location. I asked a few questions and settled on a not too hoppy IPA called "Regarding Your Car's Extended Warranty vol2." I took my beer and sat outside at one of their wooden tables with an umbrella. There was a nice cool breeze, I could have sat there for hours. I noticed there was a little stage setup, so I assume they have regular live entertainment. Wild Heaven does not serve their own food, but they partnered with a food truck that was parked out front. There were about 2 nice sized TVs on the property, one inside and one outside. One of the TVs was located in a storage container that was converted into a cool lounge area. Overall, this place has a good casual vibe and I will be back to taste some of their other beer choices.
Super busy on a Saturday afternoon but everyone was in a great mood. We're drinking beer! A warehouse sort of feel here but it had a pretty good vibe with live music and an organized queue. Amazingly, they have both Wolf Mountain and Kaya wines available - two excellent vineyards I've visited in the North Georgia mountains. Yes, they have Emergency Drinking Beer but I enjoyed my pint of their "Euro-Style Pilsner" that was excellent. Great to sit on comfy seat, sip a tasty brew and watch the world go by! [Round number review 23800 overall - 236 of 2025 - 805 in Georgia] read more
1 year ago
Before coming to Atlanta for a wedding where I was lucky enough to be best man had I been introduced to Wild Heaven Brewery. When thinking about where I wanted to go, the Groom said this brewery had some of the best beer in the city and might be his absolute favorite. With a glowing review like that I had to go and get some pours (since they don't do small pours). Electric Avenue: A Munich Wine aged in Bulleit Rye 95 Barrels to bring a Boulevardier inspired beer. Garden Beer Season 18: An India Pale Lager brewed in collaboration with Atlanta Botanical Garden and changes every season. This seasons Garden Beer is a Hoppy Lager with Ginger, Toasted Sesame, and Buckwheat. read more
4 months ago
I was here for an Atlanta Dog Mom event. Food was great and so were the drink choices. They have plenty of options even if you don't actually drink beer read more
4 months ago
$ I went with my pirate friends on a brewery walk in Avondale Estates, Decatur, Georgia on a Saturday afternoon. Wild Heaven Beer was our first stop, and I was pleasantly surprised with the open air outdoor space, and the very large indoor facility. The brew that I sampled, Invocation (a Belgian style golden ale), was a smooth, tasty beer. The staff behind the bar was friendly, and moved the line quickly. There was a food vendor on site, but the brewery itself does not serve food. This particular evening there was live outdoor music. read more
4 years ago
Good vibes at wild heaven! Stopped in on a Sunday to grab some brews and there was live music and lots of outside seating options- from couches, to benches, to high tops. There was also a vegan restaurant on site where you could purchase food. They had a few different sour options on the menu I tried the you beautiful tropical fish. They also had a seltzer option which I enjoyed too. The parking was free and a short trek from the brewery. They also sell 6packs and other beer options to go. Nice place to spend a sunny day relaxing with friends and having a beer or two! read more
3 years ago
This is what a local craft brew is all about! Great beer, great atmosphere, and local food entrepreneurs are encouraged to express themselves. We got to watch a batch of "Emergency Beer" being packaged. A gem in real the neighborhood. read more
This was a nice stop in Decatur. Nice outdoor seating with live music, except there are quite a number of mosquitoes out back. :( The beer here is pretty decent, nice part of a small pubcrawl in Decatur after leaving Little Cottage and meandering towards the MARTA. Worth a side visit. read more
This is their second location that I've been to. The other one is in the west side. I went as part of a beer premiere. Their head brew master is really brilliant. He is very familiar with flora and fauna and has the mind of a chef. It really shows in their beers. They have a great outdoor seating area and a tap room that is very much like a barn or a warehouse. Heads up there is no AC so be careful if you're going on a hot day. The event was super fun and I got to try a lot of different beers. They have a couple rotating seasonals so it's worth it to go back multiple times read more
1 year ago
We were very excited to check out this craft brewery, we recently discovered their Emergency Drinking Beer and loved the Citrus version of that. Long story short.... Enjoyed the Watermelon beer and a hoppy ale (don't remember which one), the bartender was super friendly and helpful and the layout was open, airy and nicely done. I can't remember the bartender's name but I would come back there just because she was so rad! She had long brown/blond dreadlocks. My beef with this spot: we were starving and drove to a halfway spot to meet my dad for dinner through a bunch of Atlanta's legendary nightmare traffic. When we got there they said they don't serve food on the weekdays. That's not what their website says and I was on the verge of falling out for hunger. We wanted to try a few more of the Wild Heaven beers but ended up getting hangry then foraging for food at pizza spot nearby. It was okay but we were really disappointed and it made us getting dinner super late. read more
Large brewery tucked behind College Avenue near the Marta tracks. Love this place! Great service, dog friendly, plenty of parking, spacious seating, and lots of good beers to sample. You enter into the brewery to place orders, in the back there is plenty of seating and some televisions in a covered area. The crowd is nice, great place to stop and have a few beers. Call ahead to find out what days the food truck is out. read more
Our favorite brewery in Atlanta! They have a great variety of beer to satisfy both me and my husband. I love their selection of sours and seltzers while my husband loves their Emergency Drinking Beer staple. The service is fantastic as well. read more
2 years ago
Wild Heaven ranks at the top of my most favorite craft beer brands/companies. Since first tasting their Eschaton while eating lunch at an amazing Asian restaurant in Nashville, I have been on a mission to find a place locally to get that beer. Then a few years back they came to Zoobrew at the Nashville zoo and friends and I lived at their stand most of the night even though there were probably a hundred other breweries to choose from. Then at another Nashville restaurant that served tapas, I tried their White Blackbird which is also very very good. Which led me to pack up and take a weekend trip to Georgia with my girlfriend to pick up some of their beer that I can't find anywhere in Nashville. My only disappointment was that when we showed up they didn't have any Eschaton! To my dumbfounded disbelief, I learned that it is a seasonal beer. Then in November I called and found out they didn't make the "normal" Eschaton beer this year, but I'm determined to make some time to get back down here to try some of the version they did make for 2020, just as soon as I can get back towards Atlanta! If you are a true craft beer fan...please check these guys out! I can't say enough about them and their beer!!! read more
2 years ago
Party of 1... Pop in pop out Wild Heaven is tucked away on a side street in the heart of Decatur. This area has a bunch of breweries, but this one has been on my list for awhile. There are a number of parking spaces available in the front of the property. The place is huge, when I walked in I could see the main bar right in front of me. When I looked to the right I could see the team brewing up the next batch. The bartender at the main bar kinda gave me a bar snob vibe. He was not out right rude, but not friendly either. He was informative and curt. He advised that they are totally cashless at this location. I asked a few questions and settled on a not too hoppy IPA called "Regarding Your Car's Extended Warranty vol2." I took my beer and sat outside at one of their wooden tables with an umbrella. There was a nice cool breeze, I could have sat there for hours. I noticed there was a little stage setup, so I assume they have regular live entertainment. Wild Heaven does not serve their own food, but they partnered with a food truck that was parked out front. There were about 2 nice sized TVs on the property, one inside and one outside. One of the TVs was located in a storage container that was converted into a cool lounge area. Overall, this place has a good casual vibe and I will be back to taste some of their other beer choices. read more
After my visit, I hovered between 3 and 4 stars. I'm going ahead and pushing this review to 4 stars. There are a few things that made me push this up to a 4. The first thing to mention is when you arrive. This brewery is tucked away behind a lot of construction at the moment. As you drive down the road, you'll start second-guessing whether the GPS is lying to you. The brewery is warehouse style. You can drink inside around the stills and barrels or they have a large outdoor area with plenty of seating. The outside space is a definite plus and I'm sure it's wonderful during the cooler months. Side note: There is a check-in offer to get a free 4 oz pour. The employee didn't seem familiar with the deal but she obliged when I showed her the app pop-up. I visited a couple of breweries while in Atlanta and I have to say that I love the size options at all of them. Most breweries don't allow flights on the weekend. Anyone that seeks out beer is probably aware of that. In Atlanta, it doesn't matter. At the places I visited, you could order your drink in three or four sizes... 4 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, or 16 oz. They're also priced accordingly. For anyone that wants to try a bunch of different beers at many breweries... the help on the wallet is appreciated. Since the price was reasonable on 4 oz pours, I tried most of their beers here. Eschaton - Belgian Quad - This was one of the favorites that I tried. It's just over 10%. It was good but I'm not sure if I would need much more than 4 ounces. It didn't taste like a quad to me. White Blackbird - Saison - I liked this beer quite a bit. It wasn't perfect but the pear and pepper combo hit me the right way. It's one of those beers I could session any day of the week. Achlys - Double New England - It seems Wild Heaven might need to work on their New England style. Had I ordered more of this I'm not sure if I could've finished it. Emergency Drinking Beer - This is a standard pilsner and it seems like they might've made their name known with this beer(just check out the can). It's the type of beer you put in the bunker for when things go south. At 4%, it's not the kind of beer you should drink on a normal day. Emergency Drinking Beer - Citrus - EDB with a citrus twist. This definitely helps out the regular version. It was good but it needs just a little more citrus in it. I can't escape that pils taste. I will mention the limey taste I experienced. That lime taste was a perfect combo for the citrus in this. Emergency Drinking Beer - Tropical - There was lots of passionfruit in this one. I think I liked this one the best of the pils variants. Unfortunately, it was still 4%. It's always a tough call to drink anything under 5%. I need some substance in that 5-10% range. Porter - I can't remember the name. It was okay but too roasty. I like a good roast beer but this one wasn't doing it for me. It was likely because it was a hot day. The only issue was the bar area/layout. It was busy on the day I was there. With a combination of a small line and small groups standing around... it was tough to know who was in line for a beer and who was just standing around chatting. I like this brewery. I like the space. Taste is subjective but none of their beers made me say, "Wow." There's enough variety and promise to make me visit again. You should too. read more
Really nice beer. Husband and I were there a couple of weekends ago. Husband ordered the ESB, and I had a pale ale. My husband's ESB looked very pale for an ESB and tasted quite light, it was lighter in color than the pale ale. I asked him if he thought they poured the wrong beer. He went back and asked they had poured the Emergency Drinking Beer instead of the ESB. Once he got the correct beer, he thoroughly enjoyed it. I found my pale ale to be representative of the style. Will definitely go back to try more. read more
My husband and I are staying in the neighborhood and was exploring. This is less than five minutes from our Air BnB. Its a brewery with outdoor seating, food and some great brews! Also lotsa dogs to watch, as well as a TV screen. I asked for something light and the bartender gave me a sample of the Emergency Drinking Beer, which was great. My husband got a lager. We sat outside, drank and people/dog watched. Overall a cool spot, will have to come back and try more beers! read more
2 years ago
Yes! Another brewery to cross off the list. Wild Heaven is a great little spot in my favorite part of town. It's probably also one of my favorite brewery tastings in Atlanta, to date. It's simple here. Pay for your drinks - either you can buy $12 of drink tickets with no glass, or $15 of drink tickets with a souvenir glass. My friend and I decided to skip on the glass, as we shared that our cupboards were already absolutely cluttered by brewery pint glasses. Wild Heaven is just super chill. I love how simple things are here. It wasn't super busy since it was kind of an on-and-off rainy day, but it had mostly dried up by the time we got there. The bartenders were chill, the Falcons game was on a large TV and NORMAL people were just sitting around. What a nice break from the hipsters and basic people I see all the time in midtown. Maybe it's a Decatur thing, but it seemed pretty multicultural here. And doesn't hurt that the beer is delicious. While I'm not a huge IPA drinker, I did enjoy the Belgians on tap. I've always been a huge fan of the White Blackbird Saison, so I was happy to see this on draft. At the end of the day, I still bought myself a tiny souvenir glass, because I love Wild Heaven and hope to be back soon! read more
7 years ago
2 years ago
We were looking for a brewery near the Decatur area that allowed pets since we were traveling (they are pet friendly). We saw Wild Heaven and decided to give it a shot. This is definitely a hidden gem but has so much potential! As soon as we got there I was impressed with the place! The patio is very impressive! Decorated rustic with wooden handmade chairs... I was in awe! Very open and spacious! We tried Wild Heaven last year "Ode to Mercy" at a local tap room in Augusta, GA and really liked it. You can tell they are super dog friendly. They have water bowls for every size dogs. Also they have a T-Shirt where the proceeds goes to different dog charities. My Mr. bought one! Love it! Okay... now with the brews... we had to get a flight. Flight of 6: -Emergency Drinking Beer: Pilsner -Southern Symphony: Sour Ale -Team Hidi: Wild Ale with honey & mango -Wise Blood: Blood IPA -ATL Easy Ale -Invocation: Belgian Blonde My favorites are the Team Hidi, Wise Blood IPA and the Invocation Belgian Blonde. They do have cans and growlers to go. My Mr. bought the IPA in cans. I highly recommend you check them out! You will not be disappointed. The servers are very friendly and helpful. They do not serve food but have bags of snacks available. Great experience and happy customers for sure! read more
3 years ago
You can find Wild Heaven Craft Beers at 135b Maple St Decatur, GA 30030 - while this is a Decatur address the location is on the back-side on the border of Avondale Estates and I would consider it more of an Avondale business. Parking is within a small lot next to the brewery or along several streets - there seems to be enough at any time except during festivals. I've now visited Wild Heaven on several occasions and it's become one of my favorite local brands. Wild Heaven is one of the better reasons to visit Decatur, in my opinion, offering up a really fantastic and friendly brewery experience along with some of the best in craft beer that Atlanta, Decatur and Avondale Estates has to offer. I include all three as I'm sure, with the quality of their product, each will claim ownership - they're just that good. On this day I met with friends who share a common UYE managed by Michelle T and Kwame O that focuses on beer and settings for enjoying beer: UYE: Atlanta Breweries #6 (https://www.yelp.com/events/decatur-uye-atlanta-breweries-6-wild-heaven-brewery) And there were about 8 people attending. It also happened to be the day of a local Decatur festival so the place was quite hopping (see what I did there?) with tons of visitors - there was even a shuttle from nearby locations to the brewery as well as some food providers set up in the yard. I managed so run into some other friends at the venue as well. The interior of Wild Heaven occupies an old warehouse with plenty of local history and ambience to match. Counters on a long wall allow you to sample using tokens - I'd recommend that you stick with some of the seasonals or rarities as those kegs empty the fastest. As usual my favorites were the high-grav beers and in particular theEschaton, an amazing Belgian Quad and the Civilization, an English Barleywine but even the old standbyes Invocation, a Belgian Strong Golden and Ode to Mercy, an Imperial Coffee Brown Ale are way above average (I've had both of those before so I only sipped from some other glasses). Once we got going with a brew or two we sat outside and enjoyed the great weather. We all eventually ordered some food from the outside vendors - the BBQ I tried was OK but nothing special. In all we all had a great time and I'm looking forward to another excuse to visit this great brewery! (also posted to my food blog) read more
Awesome place to grab a beer! Driving up to the brewery, you start to question where you're going as the location is off the beaten path. When entering the brewery, you are instantly relieved to see a spacious environment filled with long wooden tables and an inviting outdoor courtyard. The brewery isn't well insulated as it can get a bit chilly on winter nights but dress warm and you'll be fine! The bar has an array of beer options to choose from that will satisfy any beer palate. I elected to try the Ode to Mercy and the Emergency Drinking Beer. My Fiancé had the Eschatan and the Emergency Citrus (seasonal). The ode to mercy is a smooth coffee nitro brown ale that is flavorful but not overpowering with café flavor. The Emergency Drinking beer is their original brew with a Pilsner taste with hints of lime and salt. The Eschatan had a rich sweet after taste similar to a fig. The Emergency Citrus was okay with a flavor that reminded me of a slightly better version of a bud light lime... Wild heaven offers snacks for purchase to visitors including beef jerky and pretzels with hummus. They also have apparel and glassware available for visitors looking for collectibles. read more
If your idea of Heaven is a place with lots of good beers always flowing, then Wild Heaven is a place you'll wanna check out. With a great variety of brews, cool music playing, and laid back atmosphere, it's a little slice of Heaven on Earth. Located a little off the proverbial beaten path, but definitely worth finding, Wild Heaven features an excellent variety of their own brews. Inside the building, you can see where all the magic happens, and gets canned. Step up to the bar where the beertenders are all friendly and very knowledgeable. Order a 4oz, 8oz, or a pint. They also have small bites, non-alcoholic options, and stuff for the kiddies. Plus they're very dog friendly so bring your four-legged companions too. Sit inside or chill out on the spacious patio with big wooden thrones (you'll feel like a king sitting in the biggest one). My lady and I decided to have ourselves some 4oz pours so we could try a nice array of "Heaven". We opted for the Emergency Pilsner, Southern Symphony (collab with Cigar City), Team Hidi wild ale (brewed w/ mango and honey), Wise Blood IPA, ATL easy ale, and Invocation Belgian blonde. Each one was very good, especially the Wise Blood and Invocation, our favorites overall. We also split an Ode to Mercy nitrode coffee porter, which was nice, rich, and super smooth. We loved sitting on the patio too. Our dog Billy even enjoyed the atmosphere there. Like it enough to take some with you? They have select bottle and cans for sale so you can do just that. I bought a six pack of Wise Blood IPA for the road myself. Great stuff! Send your craft beer taste buds to Heaven and get yourself here! Bring the crew, bring the fam, or bring your dogs. There's much to enjoy here for all! read more
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Does Wild Heaven have tvs for UGA football game viewing?
There are no TVs- kind of a boring set up. There is an outdoor area but I didn't even seen games or anything. Also the beer is sub par and go jackets!!!!
