The Brew

In a big step up from its original location downtown, Triple Crossing Brewing last week unveiled a new taproom and production facility that’s 10 times the size.

With beer glass and bottle in hand, Gov. Terry McAuliffe toasted an area brewery’s latest concoction.

With the city’s count of breweries and cideries mounting, a local distillery is joining the wave of new tasting rooms and taprooms cropping up across Richmond.

Capping a successful first year of our Hard Hat Happy Hours, presented by Sands Anderson, Richmond BizSense packed another local construction site with thirsty schmoozers on Wednesday night.

A duo of local restaurateurs is looking to make a statement by giving the brimming Scott’s Addition beer scene some Broad Street frontage.

Rapid retail growth and an increasing thirst in the market for cold coffee is forcing a young Richmond-based company to abandon its Manchester digs for a larger facility near The Diamond.

Richmond BizSense caught up with Burton to talk about the expansion, when the Richmond beer market might hit a saturation point, and the tale of an overseas trip that sparked his desire to launch Strangeways.

After months of work, a new brewer is inching toward opening in one of the more distinctive buildings in the rapidly evolving Scott’s Addition neighborhood.

Tapping into the statewide trend of breweries opening satellite locations outside their home markets, Richmond-based Legend Brewing is headed for the Hampton Roads harbor.

After successfully launching in Richmond back in 2013, Strangeways Brewing is ready to take the brewery to where it all began: Fredericksburg.