Located in Virginia along the banks of the Potomac River with views of West Virginia and Maryland. You will find us @ Route 340 & Harpers Ferry Road @ the VA state line.
Draft at the brewery. Poured a very slightly red-hued orange color with a medium sized white head. Aroma was pleasant floral notes, a little fruity. It's definitely tart, but not overly sour. Really nice stuff actually.
Draft at the brewery. Poured a mostly clear, dark yellow color with a small white head. Aroma was big malty notes, Belgian yeast. Slight creaminess, with some pleasant toasted character. Slight spicy hop finish.
Draft at the brewery. Poured a slightly hazy, dull, slightly dark yellow color with a small white head. This wheated lager is actually quite tasty. Plenty of wheat grain aroma, nice body. This also had a really nice crisp grassy finish. Overall, a quite tasty beer.
Draft at the brewery. Poured a very slightly hazy yellow color with a small white head. Aroma smells just like a PB&J sandwich, heavy on the strawberries and raspberries. Flavor was less nutty than I think I would have expected. Overall, this was actually quite nice. It's not very sour, with more of a fruity sourness to this one than anything else.
Draft at the brewery. Poured a deep, clear ruby color with a small off-white head. Aroma was sweet caramel, toffee. Flavor was smooth. Sweet malty finish.
Draft at the brewery. Poured a classic copper color with a small white head. Definitely a little bit of wart, at least on the aroma. The flavor is quite nice, like a good old classic West Coast IPA.
Taster at Harper's Ferry. Black pour, thin body, flat. Aroma is mint and chocolate. Tastes like the girl scout cookie. Mint is my least favorite beer adjunct, but it accomplishes its task here.
Taster flight at Harper's Ferry. Possibly the best of the flight, which is not a huge compliment. Brown pour, some semblance of a weak head. Light malty aroma and taste, but still very thin.