We’d like to remind you that life isn’t all basketball and hockey.
Sometimes it’s about breweries. With patios. Which you can bike to. And eat things like deviled eggs and crab-and-ramp hush puppies.
You know, places like Caboose Brewing Co., a new operation in Vienna, open now.
You’ll want to clear your afternoon, because there’s a lot going on in and around this former warehouse. Then you’ll want to hop on the Washington & Old Dominion bike trail. Stop when you smell malt and see people drinking beer outside. (Alternatively, a car would work.)
Now, let’s see how you’ll use this place, based on your thirst:
You’re drinking from a tasting glass. You’ve gone to the bar and ordered a flight of beers, tapped directly from the tanks in back. It’ll probably include a vanilla stout, a rye ale, maybe even a ghost-pepper beer.
You’re drinking from a pint. You’ve grabbed a communal table in the dining room and started to investigate the chef’s farm-to-table small plates.
You’re drinking from a growler. Or a sixtel. Or a keg. You’re at home. And you took one to go. Yup, even a full keg—if you give them enough notice before your next cookout.
Or Game 7.
Sometimes it’s about breweries. With patios. Which you can bike to. And eat things like deviled eggs and crab-and-ramp hush puppies.
You know, places like Caboose Brewing Co., a new operation in Vienna, open now.
You’ll want to clear your afternoon, because there’s a lot going on in and around this former warehouse. Then you’ll want to hop on the Washington & Old Dominion bike trail. Stop when you smell malt and see people drinking beer outside. (Alternatively, a car would work.)
Now, let’s see how you’ll use this place, based on your thirst:
You’re drinking from a tasting glass. You’ve gone to the bar and ordered a flight of beers, tapped directly from the tanks in back. It’ll probably include a vanilla stout, a rye ale, maybe even a ghost-pepper beer.
You’re drinking from a pint. You’ve grabbed a communal table in the dining room and started to investigate the chef’s farm-to-table small plates.
You’re drinking from a growler. Or a sixtel. Or a keg. You’re at home. And you took one to go. Yup, even a full keg—if you give them enough notice before your next cookout.
Or Game 7.