Going to Disney... Need Beer!

Knightly spirits a little north of you but well worth the drive

 

I dont have an answer, but I'm extremely interested as well, as we'll be going to Disney in Dec (also staying at Coronado) and I'm wondering where to grab some beer in the area.

 

Please explain this sentence.

 

I second this. small shop, BIG selection. best in town, imo.
anyone else just assumed from the title that he needed beer to put up with his screaming kids at Disney? lol.
who goes to Disney World on their honeymoon, thats just weird man.

 

He said they have a driver, which I'm assuming means limo, and likely the limo service will only make 1 stop between destinations. That's how I read it.

 

I had luck with Total Wine while I was there. Multiple locations.

 

Ahhh, I see.

 

Here is a tip you can't get alcohol inside the Magic Kingdom All the others(EPCOT,MGM,ANIMAL KINGDOM you can buy beer,wine etc)
I worked at Disney for 12 yrs as a trainer

 

I couldn't find any good craft in Disney world. Even in Epcot, the imports were mostly crap. Making a stop before getting there is very wise.

 

nice! thats cool!

 

I say since it's your honeymoon,you should stop at Fairvilla

 

There is a total wine on millennia drive by the Mall, it is next to a BJ's wholesale. have tons of craft and usually some CCB and terrapin stuff.

 

I went to Disney World on my Honeymoon. It was the first place we ever went on vacation together as just us some years prior. We actually make the trip every other year and will be doing the Wine and Dine half marathon in November.

One place on property that I enjoyed last time and will be making it a priority this time as well is Big River Grille & Brewing Works

We are also hitting up the food and wine festival, they usually have some decent brews.

The other thing I did last time was send back a package filled with food and other supplies (mostly for our 8 month old daughter). The box included a couple of packs of Surly. We plan on doing this again this year.

 

Most publix are carrying a fair amount of decent beer now and you can usually find CCB jai alai and soemetimes Tocabogga and Maduro.

But if you can make it to total wine near millennia, that your closest/best option to Disney.

 

Agree with Publix and if you only have 30 minutes and need food too, then it's really your best option. I never saw Jai Alai at any Publix though but always have seen Maduro Brown. You will also see Bells 2 Hearted there and enough good stuff to get bye. As mentioned above, Knightly Spirits is great, but make sure you go to the one on Orange Blssom Trail, the others don't have nearly the selection.

 

Lived in Orlando all the way through college and worked at Walt Disney World during that time... the best location that's on the way from the airport is going to be Knightly Spirits. Fantastic beer selection and it's right off the highway that you're already taking from the airport to WDW. Simply have the driver take 417 from the airport, exit at Orange Blossom Trail, turn north (left) and it'll be on the right hand side. Easy and fast.

Knightly Spirits
12975 South Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando, FL

Used to drive that route every day to work and stopped at the store frequently.