Atlas Brew Works has Big Big Plans!

05/01/19 • 45 min

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Saturday, 5/4: Join Rocket Frog Brewing Company for their 1st Anniversary

Solar-Powered Brew

The Brew Daddies sit down with Founder Justin Cox and Head Brewer Daniel Vilarrubi from Atlas Brew Works in Ivy City DC. Atlas Brew Works is a solar-powered production and distribution brewery, open since 2013, and was the first of its kind in DC!

Over the last six years, Atlas has refined their beers, targeted specialized consumers through unique releases, and developed a pilot system to test different tastes before mass-producing them. Atlas is well known as a major host to heavy metal concerts in DC and their unusual beer-centric urinals for male patrons.

Adam, Richard Justin, and Daniel discuss how Atlas was able to get their beers into Nationals Park and establish a partnership with the team. And the big news: At the beginning of 2020, Atlas will be opening a second production brewery with a taproom on Half Street, just a block from Nats Park, allowing them to experiment, try new recipes, and get feedback from baseball-loving patrons. Justin and Daniel share details of what is to come in the future for the Ivy City brewery and the new Navy Yard location.

Find Atlas Brew Works at:

Facebook: @AtlasBrewWorks

Twitter: @AtlasBrewWorks

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DC Brews News

Greg Koch of Stone Brewing was in town at Right Proper Brewpub and launched Soused
Homebrewers are putting out high-quality beers in the DC Area
Wednesday, 5/1: Rocket Frog Brewing Company featured at Dacha Beer Club
Thursday, 5/2: Say goodbye to the beers of Kapittel at The Sovereign
Saturday, 5/4: Join Rocket Frog Brewing Company for their 1st Anniversary

Solar-Powered Brew

Find Atlas Brew Works at:

Facebook: @AtlasBrewWorks

Twitter: @AtlasBrewWorks

Thanks to our monthly supporters

Sean Moffitt
Anthony Scipione
johnna infanti
Catherine Ramirez
Kristin
Adam Frank
Steven Lynch
Jared Prager
Jeff
Michael O'Connor
Favio Garcia
Josh
Ellen Daniels
Juan Deliz
Mike Lastort
James Wisnieski
Brian Minch
Chris Frome
Jon Gilgoff
Sam
Chip
Tory Roberts
Steven M Quartell
Chris DeLoose
Lauren Cary
Amy Crone
Clifton B
Scott Pavlica
Greg Antrim
jeffrey garrison
Joshua Learn
Alexis Smith
Dan Goldbeck
Anthony Budny
Greg Parnas
Frank Chang
Mikahl Tolton
Kim Klyberg
Chris Girardot
Alyssa
jeffrey katz
Andrew MacWilliams
Jamie Jackson
Meegan
Mike Rucki
Jason Tucker
Nick Gardner
Amber Farris
Sarah Ray
Peter Jones
Blue2024
Brad Stengel
Matt Winterhalter
Bill and Karen Butcher
Jordan Harvey
Justin Broady
Stephen Claeys
Julie Verratti
DFA Howie Kendrick

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Adam Frank
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Jared Prager
Jeff
Michael O'Connor
Favio Garcia
Josh
Ellen Daniels
Juan Deliz
Mike Lastort
James Wisnieski
Brian Minch
Chris Frome
Jon Gilgoff
Sam
Chip
Tory Roberts
Steven M Quartell
Chris DeLoose
Lauren Cary
Amy Crone
Clifton B
Scott Pavlica
Greg Antrim
jeffrey garrison
Joshua Learn
Alexis Smith
Dan Goldbeck
Anthony Budny
Greg Parnas
Frank Chang
Mikahl Tolton
Kim Klyberg
Chris Girardot
Alyssa
jeffrey katz
Andrew MacWilliams
Jamie Jackson
Meegan
Mike Rucki
Jason Tucker
Nick Gardner
Amber Farris
Sarah Ray
Peter Jones
Blue2024
Brad Stengel
Matt Winterhalter
Bill and Karen Butcher
Jordan Harvey
Justin Broady
Stephen Claeys
Julie Verratti
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