The Brew

Richmond’s newest brewery is ready to be tapped. Triple Crossing Brewing Co. will pour its first pints today as the downtown brewery and tasting room opens to the public. The menu at the 2,800-square-foot, South Foushee Street brewery will include the Element 79 Golden Ale, the Falcon Smash IPA, a single-hop saison and a rye… Read more »

Locally based Brown Distributing continues its dominance by signing another local brewery startup.

Summit Avenue-based Reservoir Distillery is ramping up production in its 5-year-old space to increase its total whiskey production between five- and eightfold.

Goochland County’s Midnight Brewery is on the verge of a major expansion that will give the business a new building, a wider distribution strategy, a bottling system and a whole lot more beer.

A local liquor startup has found a home for its stills.

Not to be outdone by the Flying Squirrels, a Richmond pro soccer team is unveiling its own team beer.

The battle over a local beer brand has ended after a trademark dispute that showed a rare sign of bitterness in the craft beer industry.

A locomotive-themed brewery taking shape downtown has decided to send its products to market in Brown trucks.

The brewery boom didn’t slow down after Richmond’s 2012 year of beer. Three new breweries opened this year in the Richmond area with at least three more on the way for 2014. Here’s a wrap of brewery activity for 2013.

The Richmond Flying Squirrels are looking to an Ashland brewery for their next pitcher.