Revelry Brewing Adds Full Cocktail Program in Charleston
The downtown brewery now offers a new menu of mixed drinks alongside a rotating selection of craft beer.
Updated on Oct. 20, 2026 in Cocktails
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Revelry Brewing Co. at 10 Conroy St. officially debuted a full cocktail program on October 19, 2026. The expansion introduces approximately 12 new mixed drink offerings to the brewery's beverage menu.
Why it matters
The brewery implemented these changes to diversify its offerings following regional industry closures and to build on the success of its Folly Beach location. By securing a new liquor license, the venue aims to provide a more comprehensive hospitality experience for local patrons.
The brewery added approximately 12 new mixed drinks to its menu after securing a liquor license. This expansion follows a successful pilot of liquor service at its Folly Beach location seven months ago.
The players
Revelry Brewing Co.
This Charleston-based brewery has been operating for 12 years and maintains locations in the downtown area and Folly Beach.
Michael Toscano
He is a professional chef who has directed the food program at the brewery for two-and-a-half years.
Charleston Animal Society
This local organization provides animal rescue and advocacy services to the community and is the beneficiary of an upcoming block party.
The details
The downtown location is also updating its dining options by replacing pizza and sandwich items with a Mexican-inspired menu from the Blanca Estrada Taqueria pop-up. Chef Michael Toscano, who has managed the brewery's food program for two-and-a-half years, is overseeing this transition while scouting for a permanent site.
Timeline
October 19, 2026: The cocktail program officially launched downtown.
Late October 2026: Blanca Estrada Taqueria is scheduled to open its pop-up concept.
November 7, 2026: A block party will be held to benefit the Charleston Animal Society.
Culture Shift
This evolution reflects a broader trend among local beverage makers to diversify revenue streams by transitioning from beer-only models to full-service bar concepts. The shift positions the brewery to better navigate the volatility seen in the regional hospitality market.
Patrons visiting the downtown brewery can now choose from a wider selection of beverages beyond craft beer. Guests should also prepare for a menu change as the kitchen transitions to a Mexican-focused taqueria concept later this month.
The takeaway
Expanding beverage options helps small businesses maintain relevance in an increasingly competitive hospitality landscape. Charleston locals looking for new dining and drinking spots should anticipate a rotating seasonal menu at the brewery's downtown location.
What happens next
The brewery will host its annual block party to benefit the Charleston Animal Society on November 7, 2026.
Further reading
For more on the local scene, see the latest updates on Charleston Cocktails.
More information
View the full menu and event calendar on the Revelry Brewing Company website.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Post and Courier.
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