Burial Beer Co. Raleigh Taproom (often billed as The Exhibit) is a rare breed of drinking hole where craft beer rubs shoulders with contemporary art. Tucked a stone’s throw from the Transfer Co. Food Hall, the space doubles as a rotating gallery for the vivid canvases of David Paul Seymour, so you can sip a fresh IPA while pondering whether the orange swirls on the wall are a comment on modern society or just a happy accident.
The bar boasts 24 taps that never stay static – new releases pop up weekly, alongside an eclectic side‑menu of VISUALS wine, ciders and even vermouth for those who fancy a touch of sophistication. Beer names and descriptions read like a tongue‑in‑cheek poetry slam, yet the brews themselves are serious business, with a lineup of IPAs and DIPAs that would make any hop‑enthusiast grin. The décor is a gallery in its own right, every corner plastered with striking artwork, and the branding runs the full gamut from quirky label art to merchandise you’d actually want to wear. In short, Burial Beer Co. delivers a flawless marriage of creativity and craftsmanship, proving that a good pint can be as visually arresting as it is delicious.
Burial Beer Co.'s Raleigh Taproom offers an impressive selection of high-quality beers, including IPAs, stouts, and other unique offerings. The taproom's great atmosphere, friendly staff, and unique branding make it a must-visit destination for beer enthusiasts, with a convenient location near the food hall.
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