Craft Beer. Real Stories.
Every pint at Copperline starts with mountain spring water, locally malted barley, and a recipe journal that dates back three generations of brewers.
Every pint at Copperline starts with mountain spring water, locally malted barley, and a recipe journal that dates back three generations of brewers.
Copperline Brewing Co. opened in 2014 when third-generation brewer Jack Dawson brought his grandfather's recipe journal from the family cellar to a converted warehouse on Railroad Avenue. What started as a two-barrel pilot system has grown into a fifteen-barrel brewhouse producing over three thousand barrels a year. The taproom seats sixty, the beer garden another forty, and the barrel room hosts everything from weddings to corporate retreats.
We brew beer the way it ought to be brewed -- slowly, honestly, and with ingredients we can trace back to the farm. Every pint tells the story of this place and the people who built it.
What makes Copperline Brewing Co. different
Our core lineup of year-round brews -- from crisp Appalachian Pilsner to rich Copperline Amber -- brewed with consistency and character.
Limited-release brews that celebrate the season. Pumpkin porters in fall, citrus wheat in summer, and barrel-aged stouts through winter.
Twenty taps pouring fresh from the source. Grab a flight, settle into the garden, and watch the sunset over the Blue Ridge mountains.
Brewery tours every Saturday, plus private event bookings for birthdays, corporate outings, and rehearsal dinners in our barrel room.
The taproom is open seven days a week. Check our tap list, reserve a table, or book a private event in the barrel room.