Death Ridge Brewery - Culpeper County

Brewery is great if you stay indoors. Outdoors is lovely but there's a strong manure smell wafting from a nearby area.

Great time here! Bluegrass music and the food was amazing! Definitely recommend the sausage gravy pizza!! It’s a must try!!

In regards to a recent post regarding treating locals differently than NOVA patrons let me inform the lady that this brewery has been open less than 3 yrs. During those 3 yrs they have been voted #1 Brewery and #1 place for live music 2 years in a row and it’s the locals that do the voting. Unfortunately some believe they should get special treatment and skirt the rules where 99% of the locals and out of town patrons handle the rules just fine. This is an incredibly friendly place to visit with superior beers and atmosphere!!

The beer is varied and tastes lovely! The service is kind and the outdoor vibes are peaceful. I was a bit upset because they close open tabs with 25% gratuity. Which I understand the need. But the place closes at 9pm, then closes tabs with people still outside at 9:10pm and no notification of closing down. The sign about added gratuity is half a letter size off to the side. Management, please change this. At least notify people that they need to close their tab, since they're most likely enjoying their time outside. Thank you!

Me and my family have become extremely disappointed in this brewery.We discovered it shortly after they opened and loved every visit. You could come and relax and not worry about anything in the world. You could bring a large party of people and rearrange tables and chairs to accommodate your party.Things have significantly changed. You must not move tables. You can move chairs to tables but you CANNOT move tables. Oh but wait, you can use their tables and chairs to set up for bigger parties only in the grass, not under the pavilion. When asked why we can 't move tables, we were told It is too much for the staff to rearrange at closing . Next it will be, you cannot move tables and chairs period.Northern Virginia folks are treated way better than their local patrons. We personally have witnessed some folks visit this business weekly for years, and they too were shunned.I guess as long as their pockets are full, they do not care about local opinions.We will not return after this visit and we will spread the word.