Discover Greenwood's Cozy Sled Dawg Brewery

Sled Dawg isn’t a huge brewery – it is smaller and gives coffee shop vibes

Located in the historic downtown area of Greenwood, Sled Dawg is nestled in the corner of two buildings. If you aren’t paying attention, you could miss it. But once you go inside, you’ll be so happy you found it! We visited the brewery during our trip to Elijah Clark State Park.

Sled Dawg isn’t a huge brewery – it is smaller and gives coffee shop vibes. The inside, with its wood paneling and deer heads, makes it feel cozy as well. There is also an outside seating area, so if you bring a dog, y’all can hang out together!

Interior of Sled Dawg Brewery in Greenwood, SC — Interior of Sled Dawg Brewery

There are a great variety of drinks at Sled Dawg Brewery

21 drinks were on tap, including several different beers, a couple of ciders, and even hard tea and hard pink lemonade. I tried the Orange Creamsicle Sour (a milkshake sour) and the Blonde Dragon (a dragon fruit blonde ale). Jesse had the BA Habanero Stout and Scottish Ale. He preferred the Habanero Stout. I really enjoyed the Blonde Dragon. I was hesitant to order it because I wasn’t sure if I would like the dragon fruit flavor, but the bartender recommended it, and she was right! It was light and fruity, a perfect summer beer.

Sled Dawg is family and pet friendly. There are so many beers and drinks that there is something for everyone! The bartender was so nice, and you can tell there is a happy and close-knit atmosphere behind the scenes of the brewery. I wish this place wasn’t located four hours away from our house! When we go camping again at Elijah Clark State Park, we will happily make the long drive over to visit again!

Happy Trails!
Katine and Jesse

Tips for your trip to Sled Dawg Brewery

Note that Sled Dawg Brewery does not have a standalone website! The brewery is on Facebook which is updated regularly. There is also a listing on Yelp.
Check Hours of Operation: Before your visit, confirm the brewery’s hours, as they may vary on weekends or holidays.
Sample Flights: Take advantage of beer flights to sample a variety of their brews. This is a great way to discover your favorites without committing to a full pint.
Food Options: Look into whether they have food available or if you can bring your own. Some breweries allow outside food, which can enhance your experience.
Ask About Tours: Inquire if they offer brewery tours. This can provide insight into their brewing process and the story behind their beers.