These 12 Virginia beer trails are perfect for craft beer lovers who want to explore the state’s thriving brewery scene, whether your focus is on the journey or the tasty brew that awaits… Read more.
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Vienna’s Caboose Brewing Co. merits first mention because gourmand beer guzzlers are met with small plates that skew fine dining: braised Virginian pork belly; line-caught Atlantic salmon with vanilla-infused parsnip puree; gulf shrimp and Anson Mills grits with spicy Pennsylvanian pork sausage; and sweet potato doughnut holes that take Dunkin’ to the cleaners. The menu …
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Caboose Brewing Company is expanding into Mosaic District. A representative confirmed to Eater than the Vienna-based brewery has taken a lease on a warehouse building near Mom’s Organic Market and B-Side. They plan to house their production facility there, scale up their distribution operation, and add a canning line. The Mosaic space will also include an …
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Caboose Brewing is the latest addition to Vienna’s beer and restaurant scene, and they’re already planning an expansion into Mosaic District. The taproom is located in an industrial section, just off the Washington and Old Dominion Trail. Take a moment to scan the beer list and ask a server about food pairings. There’s a rotating …
Caboose offers less traditional bar food, like hushpuppies made with homegrown ramps. Pennsylvania-rabbit pot pie and hushpuppies made with foraged ramps aren’t typical pub fare, but Vienna’s new beer spot aims higher than average. Chef Brandon McDermott, formerly of Lincoln, works in tandem with onetime Heavy Seas brewer Chris Mallon for a stellar lineup of …
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The rustic-cool space is a convenient stop on the W&OD bike trail. Offerings include up to 12 rotating, easy-drinking beers, six wines, and at least one cider on tap, plus a pub menu of small plates made with ingredients from local farmers and foragers… Read more.
There exists no better packaged excursion than a day of hiking capped off by a trip to a brewery. Virginia has over a thousand miles of hiking in its national parks and over one hundred breweries statewide… Read more.
Cycle all or part of the 45-mile W&OD Trail in Virginia, which runs past a handful of breweries including two favorites: Caboose Brewing Co., easily visible along the path in Vienna… Read more.
