Breweries in Georgia
Based on the breweries in the brewery.fyi register and their own websites, read September 2026.
Atlanta anchors the Georgia beer map, with nearly a fifth of the breweries in the city itself. Marietta, Cumming, Athens and Savannah follow a long way behind. The rest are spread across more than a hundred cities and towns.
Beer stores are a big part of the picture here, at nearly a quarter of the places listed. The two most reviewed spots in the state are both beer stores, Beverage SuperStore of Grayson and Z & Z Package Store in Locust Grove. Most of the rest are breweries, and where size is known, most are small microbreweries.
In Atlanta, Monday Night Garage is Monday Night Brewing's barrel-aging and souring brewery, right on the BeltLine in the West End. SweetWater Brewing Company pairs its brewery with a bar and restaurant, so you can eat where the beer is made. In Macon, Fall Line Brewing Co. and Ocmulgee Brewpub are two of the most reviewed breweries in the state.
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Most reviewed in Georgia

4.7 (2,434 on Google)
The Porter Beer Bar
Atlanta, GA
4.4 (2,325 on Google)
New Realm Brewing Co.
Atlanta, GA

4.5 (2,308 on Google)
Johnnie MacCracken's Celtic Firehouse Pub
Marietta, GA

4.7 (1,972 on Google)
Wrecking Bar Brewpub
Atlanta, GA

4.7 (1,466 on Google)
Hopstix
Chamblee, GA

4.2 (1,414 on Google)
STATS Brewpub
Atlanta, GA
Planning a brewery trip in Georgia
Atlanta makes the easiest base by a wide margin, since more breweries cluster there than anywhere else in Georgia. Marietta, Decatur and Roswell each add stops of their own.
Athens, Savannah and Macon make good bases elsewhere in the state. Beer stores are worth a stop too, if you want cans or bottles to take home.
Each brewery page on brewery.fyi has hours, a map and what to know before you go. Look it up before you head out, since hours can change.