Augusta County’s stretch of the Shenandoah Beerwerks Trail keeps things simple: two breweries, plenty of scenery, and no reason to rush. Augusta County sits in the lap of the Shenandoah Beerwerks Trail with two craft breweries offering unique experiences beyond their signature taps.
Seven Arrows has a lager-forward tap list, with core beers plus seasonal and rotational brews for variety. You can choose from 13 brews on tap, so a flight is easy. The on-site Nobos Kitchen pairs food with your beer and focuses on local ingredients, in a relaxed, social setting.
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Stable Craft sits on a working horse farm and pours award-winning beer, ciders, and craft sodas. Settle into the rustic taproom or out on the spacious patio with its spectacular views. The menu has burgers, sandwiches, and entrees like pan-seared salmon. Fire pits, winter igloos, and games like cornhole make it inviting in every season. You can even stay on the farm!
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The beer is only part of what Augusta County offers. A few ideas to fill the hours between pints:
The Beerwerks Trail has an easy-to-fill passport program. Pick up a passport at any participating brewery or visitor center, then collect stamps at eight breweries on the trail. Want a digital version? Here ya go! Finish it and you get a free commemorative T-shirt. Conquer it every year for a new t-shirt to mark your accomplishment. Augusta County gives you two stamps, which is a good start.
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Ready to map it out? Start with Visit Augusta County for lodging, dining, and things to do around the breweries. Then head to the Shenandoah Beerwerks Trail website for trail details, more passport information, and details about the rest of the breweries along the route.
Pick a day, bring a friend, and drink in the Shenandoah Valley. Cheers!
