Beer

Aslin Beer Company Bringing a Beer Garden to Navy Yard

By Prince Of Petworth


1st and N Street, SE

Thanks to Grant for the heads up. Luke notes that this was home to the Rocklands pop up last year. Aslin posted:

“We are excited to announce that starting on April 5th we will be hosting @AslinBeerGarden for every Washington Nationals home game this season. Aslin Beer Garden will be at the corner of 1st and N ST SE (1299 1st ST SE) and hours for each game will be posted each day, but generally it will be two hours prior to the game and two hours after the game. Come join us for a few beers throughout the summer!
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Starting as soon as May, we will also be open on non-game days throughout the summer! Music, Beer & Food! Operational days are weather permitted.”

Any Aslin fans out there?

For those not familiar:

“We are Aslin Beer Company, a startup brewery located in a suburb of Washington D.C in Herndon, VA. Aslin Beer Co. will artistically craft world-class beer.”

Pale Fire Beers coming to D.C., Celebrate with the founder at Little Coco’s Tuesday with a dinner/beer pairing

By Prince Of Petworth


3907 14th Street, NW

From an email:

“Pale Fire Brewing is getting ready to launch full distribution in D.C. and we’re celebrating at Little Coco’s with the founder, Tim, with a four course dinner (just $45) paired with Salad Days Saison, Deadly Rhythm Pale Ale, Village Green Double IPA & Lucille Oatmeal Stout.

Come for dinner at 6:30pm on Tuesday, March 20th or just to try Pale Fire brews with Tim at 8:30pm afterward.

Here’s the menu: (more…)

The Bruery Store at Union Market (independent craft brewery) Soft Opens Today!!

By Prince Of Petworth


513 Morse Street, NE (next to A. Litteri)

The Bruery Store posted yesterday:

“The time has come! We’re excited to announce that The Bruery Store at Union Market will open its doors tomorrow, December 21, for pickups of Black Tuesday (2017) bottles that were purchased in October as part of our limited public release!
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During our first few weeks of soft opening to close out the month of December, new beers and merchandise will be available as soon as tomorrow. Even more beer is on the way, including our latest releases from Offshoot Beer Co., Hold My Beer (hazy IPA) and Watch This (hazy TIPA), which we anticipate to arrive next week. (more…)

Thought Glen’s Garden Market Couldn’t Get Any Better? Meet $2 Port City Brew Optimal Wit All Day Today

By Prince Of Petworth


I know this isn’t beer I just love the photo

Ed. Note: I recognize I’ve been giving Glen’s alotta love lately. That’s because I love them. And the love is warranted. Nothing more nothing less.

While I don’t generally advocate morning drinking, I’m gonna make an exception today for this! The fine folks at Glen’s are offering “All day Wednesday, take a load off at our bars with $2 Port City Brew Optimal Wit” And since Optimal Wit is both delicious and has a relatively low abv of 4.9% – I say go for it! See you there. (2001 S Street, NW in Dupont and 1924 8th Street, NW in Shaw.)

The 6th Annual Artists & Artisans Holiday Extravaganza is at 3 Stars this Sunday!!

By Prince Of Petworth

From 3 Stars Brewing Company:

“Sun, December 17, 2017
1:00 PM – 6:00 PM
6400 Chillum Place, NW

Join us for our 6th Annual Artists & Artisans Holiday Extravaganza. Every year we bring together some of the best local beers, local chefs, local makers, local artists, local musicians and more for our all local holiday market. We’ve got live performances from School of Rock, The Iris Bell, & DJs Keenan and Smudge, a crazy list of beers from both; our cellars and our friends, rare limited releases and a few surprises. The price of admission covers the cost of entry, a custom glass, and your first two drink tickets. There will be tons of great food from some of the hottest chefs in town including the teams behind ChiKo, Bantam King, French Exit, Ivy City Smokehouse, Rosario, Chef Jen Carroll and more. (more…)

Red Bear Brewing coming to Uline Arena next to REI Flagship in NoMa!!

By Prince Of Petworth


2nd, Delaware and M Street, NE

Thanks to Shelley for sending from the NoMa BID:

“Exciting news: NoMa will be getting a brewery in 2018! Red Bear Brewing will establish its first location, a 100-150-seat taproom, in the ground-floor retail space at Uline Arena next to the REI flagship store. The brewery, which expects to open its doors late next summer, was founded by three fellows from Washington State who now call the Washington, D.C., area home (one of them even lives in NoMa).”

BISNOW reported:

“The brewery will occupy the retail space on the M Street side of the Uline Arena next to the entrance to the REI and La Colombe Coffee. It will feature a 150-to-200-person taproom and about 15 seats in an outdoor patio, Raspet said.”

Red Bear Brewing’s Facebook says:

“Craft Beer created as a fusion of both Washingtons. Bringing the Pacific Northwest styles to Washington DC.”

STAY TUNED.

Head to OG Politics and Prose Wednesday Night to “discuss the history of beer and brewing in America with four beer tastings.”

By Prince Of Petworth


5015 Connecticut Avenue, NW

From Politics and Prose:

“American Brewing History: In Your Glass and at the Smithsonian (17121-D)

In The Den @ P&P, on Wednesday, November 15, 8 p.m.

Price:
$35

Beer and brewing have always played a central role in America’s culture and cuisine. Now, the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History has a new initiative to build an archive of beer in America, with a special focus on the stories of home brewing and craft beer. What can we learn about American history through beer? How is the museum constructing its brewing archive and who will use it? Join the historian of the American Brewing History Initiative to explore the history of beer and brewing in America and discuss the Smithsonian’s work. During our conversation, we will sample four beers of particular significance to America’s recent brewing past.

Beer samples are included in registration cost. (more…)

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