The Virginia Beer Company

When The Virginia Beer Company’s management team made the executive decision on 3/16/2020 to close their taproom and shift entirely to curbside to-go operations, there was no precedent for how to plan for the future of the business. But one focus remained clear: do everything possible to keep every member of the Virginia Beer Co. team on the payroll.

The Virginia Beer Company will mark the holiday season with the return of their seasonal Spiced Milk Stout, Evil Santa.

Fall is in the air and that means one thing: harvest season! Brewing with fresh hops is a meticulous process, having to rely on bountiful bines and timing of wet hops plucked, packaged, and shipped overnight via air freight to align with a brew day built around the arrival of those hops and those hops alone.

The Virginia Beer Company has never claimed to travel lightly and they’re making no exceptions for their official launch in Northern Virginia.

On August 26th, The Virginia Beer Company celebrates Women’s Equality Day with the 2020 release of 39 Words.

Like most businesses, The Virginia Beer Company had to temporarily close its facility to the public in mid-March, postponing marquee events like the brewery’s 4th anniversary. The brewery shifted to curbside-only and local delivery operations until Phase 1 protocols allowed them to reopen parts of their outdoor beer garden.

If you live anywhere in New York, you can now get beers from The Virginia Beer Company delivered to your door.

The Virginia Beer Company is keeping up with curbside can releases and the brewery team is especially proud of the newest addition to the limited lineup, Friends Of Dorothy India Pale Ale.

“It wasn’t the birthday party anyone expected,” remarks Virginia Beer Co. Taproom Manager & Business Developer Luci Legaspi. “But four years is definitely still cause for celebration.”

“In this industry you hear a lot about ‘brewer’s beers’. Styles that brewers aren’t just proud to create, but are most excited to enjoy when their boots are off,” notes Virginia Beer Co. Brewer Aaron Stauber.

Just ahead of the brewery’s fourth anniversary, Virginia Beer Co. (VBC) is once again setting sail for international waters.

WILLIAMSBURG, Va.  — Slopes open every February for the return of Fresh Powder — and this year the Virginia Beer Co. is wasting no time. Draft + Large Format Cans of this seasonal 100% Citra Double Dry-Hopped Double IPA will return at the start of the month. “This was the first limited release beer that… Read more »

The Virginia Beer Company’s first can release of 2020 will be Night Shades, a 10.4% abv Triple Black IPA.

The Season of Evil Santa Spiced Milk Stout begins anew in November. This festive take on a traditional Milk Stout is brewed with lactose & flaked oats, and a hearty dose of warming holiday spices.