Old Dominion Brewing Co.









Old Dominion Brewing Company, the Washington, DC, area's first microbrewery, was established in 1989 with a single clear vision - to make fresh, full-bodied beers of the highest quality. More than 15 years (and hundreds of thousands of barrels of beer) later, our objective remains passionately intact.

We are a small, privately-owned company located in Loudoun County, VA, just a few miles from Dulles International Airport.. Almost all of our beers are distributed throughout Virginia, Maryland, Delaware and the District of Columbia. A limited number of our beers are available in parts of West Virginia, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. Watch for us in Atlanta and North Carolina very soon!  In 1998, Gourmet Food and Wine Magazine named Old Dominion one of the 20 best breweries in the country. In 2002, SmartMoney Magazine selected us one the five best breweries in the U.S.

In 2004, Old Dominion produced 26,827 barrels of beer. At this level of production, we are about the 44th largest brewery in the country. We brew all of our beers using no preservatives or adjuncts, and our beer is never pasteurized. For this reason, we date-stamp each bottle we produce. The fresher the beer, the better the beer.


Public Tours of the Brewery have been suspended for the time being.  They'll be back soon!

Whole leaf Cascade hops are added to the Lauter Tun during the brewing of Winter Ale.

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Bottles move down the bottling line during the packaging of Octoberfest Lager.









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Coastal Brewing Company has decided to close the Old Dominion Brewpub
in Ashburn, VA, which the company acquired in 2007 with the acquisition of
Virginia-based craft brewer Old Dominion Brewing Company. 
The brewpub closing is effective August 25, 2008.

The closing of the brewpub will allow Old Dominion Brewing Company to focus on
its primary objective - producing authentic, high-quality craft beers and sodas.
This decision will have no impact on other operations of Coastal Brewing Company.
Brands under both the Old Dominion and Fordham names will continue
to be distributed and marketed along the east coast of the U.S. 

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Thank you.

If you have any questions, you may reach us through our website at:
www.olddominion.com