The Brew

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.

Thirsty for a change of pace, a Fredericksburg doctor looks to bring a national chain of tea shops to Richmond.

As the new generation of the beer industry expands around it, the godfather of Richmond brewing is quietly preparing to launch a new growth phase of its own.

While raising a toast to its newest Richmond-made beer, Stone Brewing officials said they’re taking steps toward the next phase of their Fulton operations, and pondering another big local leap.

The local business scene’s thirst for fresh beer and schmoozing knows no bounds.

Local brewers and state officials on Tuesday dedicated Stone Brewing’s newest Richmond beer.

A former city-owned stables property is being transformed into a tasting room and cider-making operation on Summit Avenue.