At Low Tide Brewing on Johns Island, beers have been infused with basil, honey and watermelon, which are grown a few miles down the road. Among the lengths its owners have gone to source local ingredients, they once asked a group of kayakers

These days, you need to get pretty crafty to drink a craft beer. Governor Henry McMaster has made it a bit easier with the allowance of drive thru pickup during the pandemic, but times are still quite tough. Mike Fielding, the owner of Low

Low Tide Brewing is the only brewery on Johns Island, and it’s a popular spot for islanders and Charleston area friends! Sip on some custom craft beer while seeing how it’s made. Low Tide Brewing makes beer to connect people, food, and

Keeping local brews on tap here at Charleston Beer Works allows us to connect with the community while serving up some tasty drinks! This month we’re featuring local Charleston brewery Low Tide Brewing, located on Johns Island! All month long, we’ll be

Fall in the Lowcountry might not bring the same temperature changes as it does for our neighbors to the north, but it’s still a time to pull out a light sweater and transition to some fresh new flavors.

The Hoedown Throwdown and Goat Races was a clear winner during Charleston Beer Week 2018. Low Tide Brewing patrons lined up several deep gripping pints of beer, and leaned over hay bales to get a look at the adorable beasts of cloven

Josh heads to Johns Island for a behind the scenes look at the Lowcountry’s booming craft beer industry.

Three local breweries took home some hardware this weekend at the 2018 Great American Beer Festival (GABF) competition in Denver. The top three winners in the competition’s 102 beer-style categories were announced September 22nd at the GABF awards ceremony.

20 years ago, John’s Island had one stop light. It was the way to get to Kiawah but was overlooked as a destination in its own rite. Now, John’s Island is on the up and up with real estate development through the

The crunch of gravel under my tires, the rustle of the pampas grass and the creak of the wooden porch swing greeted me as I walked up to the welcoming front entrance of the former boat dealership. The metal structure, complete