Publisher's Synopsis
Benjamin Franklin said, ""Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy." If you're drinking craft beer in Washington, D.C., then you're likely a rather happy person for the beer in DC is excellent. Like many cities, craft beer exploded in the early 1990s as laws that had been carried over from Prohibition began to change. Today you can drink a wide array of quality craft beer from standards such as IPA, stouts, and Kolsch to brews made with kumquats, orange peel, chocolate flakes, and chili peppers. There is certainly something for everyone when you go out to drink craft beer in DC. But navigating all of the breweries, or even one or two, can be a daunting task. Which is best? Where are they? What are their hours? What do other think? What's the closest Metro stop? Is there food? Can I drop in after visiting that museum? These 10 tips, plus more, helps you navigate 10 of the craft beer brewpubs, restaurants, alehouses, and taprooms in DC. It includes beer ratings, beer menus, what others are saying about the brewery and beer, points of interest near the brewery, Metro stops nearby, parking advice, listings of the best food at each location, hours, location, and other information. The craft brewers in this book include Bluejacket, Right Proper Brewing Company, Atlas Brew Works, Capital City Brewing Company, 3 Stars Brewing Company, District ChopHouse and Brewery, DC Brau Brewing Company, Hellbender Brewing Company, Denizens Brewing Company, and Heavy Seas Alehouse. Whether you're an avid craft beer lover or you're along for the ride there's something for everyone at these breweries. If you plan to drink craft beer in DC, this guide is essential. Drink, eat, be merry, and don't drink it drive.
