Awesome up and coming brewery with excellent variety of brews highly recommended for anyone who is…read moreinterested in exploring local breweries in the area.

Such a cool spot! All the games you could want- darts, hook, jenga, among many others and a little…read morearea for kids as well. Very inclusive of the deaf population as the owner is deaf and you order using sign language. Very cool and unlike anywhere else I've ever been. Beer is reasonably priced- no food but the beer is good and you can also sit outside on the stream. Dogs welcome inside, too! Will definitely be back.

The food prepared and served by Sumac was outstanding from presentation to taste, the service and…read morebeverage selection were excellent, and the setting creates an ambiance with the landscaping and the view of the mountains.

Surprisingly empty when we came with our two dogs on a Thursday in September. This is probably one…read moreof the most beautiful breweries that I have been to. The sprawling grounds surrounded by beautiful flowers with a mountainous backdrop. The beer was great. We were hungry and were upset that there was no food on that particular day, but we made due. Will definitely be back if in this area again! Definitely worth a stop!

Visited Hopkins Ordinary on Saturday for the first time and was pleasantly surprised! You would…read morenever guess what it looks like from just driving by on the road, and I'm so glad we finally made it there to visit. The indoor seating area is wonderfully charming, with 200-year old beams and a great 'hidden treasure' feel. We tried all nine beers and, much to our surprise, were amazed by the quality and flavors. We have visited all the area breweries and this is one of the best. The Rauch-style beer and the stout were standouts, as were the two blond/lighter styles. The saison had a wonderful cucumber note from....you guessed...cucumbers! The beer garden is small but inviting under the shade of a massive elm tree. Spoke with the owner and staff who were very accommodating and gave us a short tour of the facility, its history and the history of the business. Owner was very humble and soft-spoken, but he certainly knows what he is doing and this business is now on our "highly recommend" list to friends visiting the area. In a region where generally characterless micro-breweries are sprouting up everywhere, this is a perfect example of 'quality' over 'quantity'! Well done!

A nice little local pub with a variety of craft beers and full bar. We were visiting family in…read moreFlint Hill and came here for a beer before going out to dinner. Service was great. They have a nice beer garden outside which is great for warm weather. Since it wasn't warm we opted to be inside. There is a beautiful cozy area with fireplace and some comfy seats. Definitely a nice place, but it gets pretty crowded as seating inside is limited.

After relocating from the Reston/Herndon, VA, area, where I had access to about 8 great breweries,…read moreit's a bit of a shock to move to a town with only one craft brewery---but Hawksbill Brewing helps fill the gap. It's the only place in town where you can camp out for hours to watch a game and not feel pressured to order food. There is no working kitchen here but a food truck offering Mexican fare is typically here Monday through Saturday (not on Sunday though). The beer is great - something for nearly everyone, from porters and stouts to IPAs to ales. Missing Sours and Goses* so if you're a fan of those styles you may have to try something else. They also have a N/A root beer for the DD in your group. The ladies behind the bar (there may be a male server too but I have not encountered one) are small town friendly and will happily recommend restaurants where you can pick up food, or hidden gems in town for the tourists. *It is possible they have Sours and Goses during the year as their beer menu changes often. But their mainstays appear to be their brown ale, cream ale, at least one IPA, a porter, and a stout. The Christmas Mouse is a very high ABV (over 10%) but it is delicious.

Nice brewery! Lots of indoor and outdoor seating. Staff was very kind, I don't typically like beer…read moreand the bartender let me try four different drinks to find one I liked. The vibe is industrial and clean. They had a crab cake food truck when we were there and the food was great!

My husband and I have been here twice. The first time was in the winter so we spent time in the…read moretasting room. We were there again yesterday and spent time outside. This place is gorgeous, the staff is super friendly and I love their wine! I just wish we lived closer so we could come more often. For anyone part of Harvest Hosts, I highly recommend camping here. We lucked out and got a spot last night but it sounds like they usually book up far in advance!

Smaller selection of beer, but a good variety with 2 IPAs and 2 Sours. They have a smaller food…read moremenu as well. Service was friendly. The big prize is the view, overlooking mountains and vineyards.

Got a late dinner here (be forewarned, last call for food might be earlier than you're used to) -…read morewe got a couple of pizzas and some beers. The beer was awesome, IPA guy here and certainly enjoyed what they had on top. Pizzas were also good, personal-sized so be prepared to come back for more if you don't get your fill on the first order. And everything you're consuming is enhanced with the absolutely stunning backdrop of the area. The fact that it's dog friendly was also fantastic (for us at least). Really enjoyed it and will come back next time we're in town.

My wife and I stopped in while in the area for the weekend. We were very impressed. Their beer is…read morereally good and the pizza is amazing. I'm not much of a beer drinker anymore, I like whisky and bourbon now, but I still like stouts. They had four beers that we both liked, three ales and a stout. All four were VERY good, I would definitely go back again.

We stopped here on the way back to D.C. and what a lovely farm brewery! For some context, my…read morehusband's family are the "original" 4Js - Jared, Josh, Jane and John so of course we HAD to check this place out. There was a huge outdoor space for kids and families complete with some games and picnic tables. We sat in the closed-in porch area and were treated to some live music on a Saturday. The beer was solid - hubby. and I split a flight and enjoyed the marionberry wheat and Sweet Nala stout. We liked their logo "Soil to Suds" and bought a few shirts - they even had a bunch of shirts on sale for $5! Great place for family time at a brewery.

Visited The Four J's twice now since it has opened. Once on a Friday evening; once early on a cool,…read moremisty Sunday. The place has a cool looking vibe and ambiance from the outside. There is seating both inside and outside. The inside is a bit stark on the inside with drywall on the walls and ceiling. I woulds have loved if they had lined the walls and ceiling with something like pine. I've sampled a number of their brews. My fave brews thus far are two ales: - Snafu (Strong Ale) - The Donkey Calleth (Imperial IPA) They have a small popcorn machine for snacks (which is free) - but other than that, as far as I can tell - there are no other food options. The folks who run the place are super nice. There is no WiFi network and they currently do not accept Apple Pay. #FourJsFarmAndBrewery

Good beer, good location and great owners. Culpepper rules,…read moregreat views. All I need to say. Don't need as many characters as the site allows me.

Interesting spot, but I think we missed its heyday. Beer options were decent, a little thin but…read morewhat we tried were all good. Didn't try their ciders, but they also had a couple of different options. They sell food and get two thumbs up for their truffle fries and bbq nachos. The fries were piping hot and the nachos a very generous serving! Where the place fell short is on ambiance...especially general upkeep. Tables were filthy, the place just looked like someone stopped caring a while ago. The staff were not overwhelmed with customers but no one seemed to notice or care that the entire inside needed some basic straightening, sweeping and wiping of tabletops. The view from inside to their gorgeous fields could have been used as an asset, but windows were too dirty to be able to appreciate from inside. I believe this could be a cool spot to visit again, but I hope whoever owns/runs it just takes some effort to make you feel welcome and comfortable.

Went on a self guided winery tour with a couple girlfriends and this happened to be on the route…read morethat we were traveling. We knew nothing about this place so it was such a great surprise to pull up to such a cute place. I am not a big beer person but i go with the flow. But that didnt matter as soon as i asked what kind of beer do you have for the girl that doesnt like beer the owner said well i have some lemonade here i can make you a shandy. SOLD! thank you for making your none beer liking customers right at home in a brewery. The brewery itself was so cute and cozy and as soon as we walked in i said someone is making chilli and i need it. So we ordered that and the picnic basket. Was blown away because both choices were exactly what i needed. The chili was so yummy and a little bit spicy. The picnic basket had this dip that i could not stop eating even after the bread and the crackers we used to dip were gone. This brewery has board games and what looks like space for live music that would be perfect chill night out. My friends all tried beer and they all liked it. I know nothing of hops and what not so i have nothing to add here but my shandy was great and if we didnt have other stops to make i would have definitely would have a second. if you ever find yourself in virginia and in need of a nice place to hang out, watch the game or if you ware craving chilli, head here everyone is nice and welcoming and you will get good food and drinks

Fantastic brewing company and restaurant located just outside of Woodstock, Virginia. I actually…read moreonly found out about this place because they happened to have an Airbnb connected to the restaurant and they happened to be open the night I showed up at my Airbnb so it was a miracle. They have a Wednesday burger night thing going on with delicious cheeseburgers and sides. The beer was also great and they have a pretty decent selection on dark beers. I particularly loved the beer called "cock and pull it" and the oatmeal stout they had. They have limited hours now due to COVID-19, but definitely worth checking out and interacting with locals.

Stopped into Beer Hound on a road trip through Virginia. Fun space in a quaint town. We only had…read moreone beer, an IPA, and it was good, so I can't comment as to the full extent of their offerings, but we enjoyed the one we ordered. It was a rainy day, so unfortunately, no dogs in the brewery at the time but it's definitely very pooch friendly.

Cute place in Culpeper! Very dog friendly and they really give your dogs treats! Beer is named…read moreafter dogs too. Huge space and good vibes. Went there when they were doing karaoke and it was such a quaint place.