The Virginia Beer Company Expands to York County: A New Brewpub Coming Soon

Exciting news for York County residents! The Virginia Beer Company, a popular craft brewery with roots in The Edge District in Williamsburg is expanding to a new brewpub on Route 17 in Yorktown. This location, previously planned for Beale’s, will now be home to The Virginia Beer Company’s second site, thanks to a lease agreement with the developer Waukeshaw.

Since its founding in 2016 by William & Mary alums Chris Smith and Robby Willey, The Virginia Beer Company has become a beloved local brand, known for its quality craft beers, community involvement, and fun, welcoming atmosphere. The new brewpub will continue this tradition, offering a family-friendly environment, a full dining menu, and indoor/outdoor seating.

Future home to The Virginia Beer Company, Route 17, York County. (photo: York County Economic Development)

County officials are thrilled with this development, recognizing it as a perfect fit for the area. The Virginia Beer Company, which has won numerous awards, including the 2024 Small Business of the Year Award from the Greater Williamsburg Chamber of Commerce, is expected to bring great energy and quality to this new location.

The brewpub, slated to open by Q1 2025, will feature a state-of-the-art kitchen and a menu celebrating local flavors. The new site will also offer a variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, ensuring there’s something for everyone.

Co-founder Robby Willey expressed confidence in York County, citing the support the brewery has received from local officials and the community. The Virginia Beer Company looks forward to becoming a gathering spot for residents of Grafton, Tabb, Seaford, Poquoson, and Gloucester.

Stay tuned for more updates as The Virginia Beer Company prepares to bring its signature blend of craft beer, great food, and community spirit to York County.

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