Old 690 Brewing Company

Located in the countryside down a side road, this place sits among a few houses. Nice lawn out front. Inside has kind of a hunting lodge vibe with some farm accents too. Long bar and several high tables. No food. About 10 taps. Good service. Beer was average at best.

Solid hometown brewery. Quality of beers leaves room for improvement.

This a beautiful setting, with a rural country feel not that far from the hustle and bustle of the far western edge of the DC metro area. We visited on a gorgeous late summer afternoon and enjoyed the nice outdoor seating, with a nice, tree-filled view. The couple beers we tried were all pretty good, without trying too hard. There was a food truck with some decent bites. A bit of a drive, but worth it! Brewery #809.

Out in the country in a beautiful setting, barn-like building with huge outdoor space for sitting, cornhole, etc. Came on July 4th, and they opened a little early for us. Staff could not have been friendlier. Beers were average. They were having some water issue with the county, so no running water at the time, meaning beers served in plastic cups. Only temporary situation, apparently. They are moving to another in a couple months, hopefully will keep the country setting and charm. Worth checking out.

Very cool place. They were playing live bluegrass on the Saturday afternoon when I walked in here with the lady friend. 11 beers on tap for $17 a flight. A lot of variety in these as well, which I’m sure will keep growing. The place is literally at the end of a dirt road past some wineries. Cool. Some hops bines out back. Neat loghouse type look inside and great patio in the summer, though the music was so good I stayed inside. The beers were ok, but mostly this place was cool for the ambiance.

A pretty spring drive in Virginia horse country rewards you with an attractive brewery with decent beer and pleasant outdoor seating. Worth a visit for sure.

A very sound tasting of eleven beers on tap the day we stopped by. This is located out in the countryside so a real nice setting and on a warm day it’s great to nab a seat outside. Food is smoky BBQ truck (I believe these are now mandatory outside every brewery in the world). The brewkit can be seen out back, and they’re expanding with a couple of new tanks in the next week or so. Friendly owner. Enjoyable.

Nice rural place at the end of a dirt road with some pretty classy houses nearby. We were greeted by the smoke and aroma from a BBQ food truck. The outdoor fire pit was roaring, so that made a good place to sit and chill, even though it was a warm sunny day. Inside there’s a long bar and some high tables. Small brewhouse visible through glass. Very friendly owner. The beers were mostly solid, with a few even better and just one dud. Worth the very short drive from Corcoran or Adroit.

Nice little brewery a bit under 10 minutes away from Adroit and Corcoran. Long gravel road like Chris mentioned, seems slightly narrow so it could be tricky getting by with the occasional oncoming traffic. Gravel parking lot with a good amount of space.

Kind of a homey vibe inside with some nice wood tables and a nice sized bar. Looked like small brewing space with a window that I didn’t pay a lot of attention to. Nice grassy field outside for outdoor games and to keep kids occupied. One restroom accessible from outside and a porta john.

No food though they do have free self-serve popcorn inside. No food vendor when I went but they occasionally have someone come out serving food. You can also order pizza to get delivered or bring your own food.

Eight beers on draft, 7 staples and 1 rotating brewer’s choice/special beer. Beers were above average with a few good ones. Sampler of all 8 beers was $10, I’m guessing they were 3 ounce glasses. Growler fills available on all but the brewer’s choice.

Okay but friendly service, took awhile to get noticed but there were only two or three people working and filling other orders. Good place to check out on a Loudoun County brew tour, won’t go out of my way to go back but I’d return if they have a good number of new brews or with a group that wanted to go.

Was at the Leesburg outlets with the girlfriend when we decided to make a detour. It being a Sunday, I figured we’d have a hard time getting to any breweries, but thankfully this one was open until 6 that day.

It’s a bit in the middle of nowhere. If people were familiar with Corcorans old location, that seems almost bustling compared to the journey you take to get here. After driving on a gravel road for what feels like an eternity, you come to a totally open, cleared field, and a pretty nice sized brewery presents itself.

Cornhole outside, nice rustic looking bar inside. Bathroom is only accessible from outside, which is a little annoying, but maybe it’s done that way for some zoning reason. Pints are reasonably priced at $6 but you can do a flight of all 8 beers , what I think is $8 bucks.

Staff, which looks like the two main owners and their families are very nice, talkative. Girlfriend liked 5/8 of their beers, which I’d say is a win.