Death Ridge Brewery
Brewery
4.6 (232 on Google)
About Death Ridge Brewery
Death Ridge Brewery is a farm brewery at Higher Ground Farm in Jeffersonton, on the edge of Culpeper County. Live music and food trucks are a big part of the draw.
The taps pour beer and cider, and the bar also serves wine, soda, lemonade and coffee. The kitchen makes pizzas, pretzels, nachos, chili dogs and churros. Food trucks come every Thursday and Saturday, and sometimes on Friday and Sunday.
Leashed dogs are welcome. Kids have toys, two bounce houses, a swing set and plenty of outdoor space to play. Outside food is allowed, but outside alcohol is not.
The brewery was built on a spot that was a Civil War campsite. Its name comes from Deatherage Run, an old name for the stream on the property. The annual Broken String Bluegrass Festival fills the first Saturday of October.
From Death Ridge Brewery's own website and its Google listing, read November 2, 2026.
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Amenities
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Map
Questions people ask
Can I bring my dog to Death Ridge Brewery?
Yes. Friendly leashed dogs are always welcome.
Is Death Ridge Brewery kid friendly?
Yes. There are toys, two bounce houses, a swing set and plenty of outdoor space for kids to play.
Is there food, and can I bring my own?
Yes to both. The kitchen serves pizzas, pretzels, nachos, chili dogs and churros, and food trucks visit every Thursday and Saturday. Outside food and non-alcoholic drinks are allowed, but outside alcohol is not.
Do they take table reservations?
No. Seating is first come, first served. Parties larger than 10 to 15 people need to arrange it ahead of time.
Which breweries are close by?
Screaming Goats Farm & Brewery in Amissville is 4.5 miles away. 480 B.C. Brewery in Warrenton is 5.4 miles away, and Barking Rose Brewing Company + Farm in Warrenton is 7.2 miles away.
Answers come from Death Ridge Brewery's website and its Google listing, read November 2, 2026.
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Before you visit Death Ridge
Expect a working farm with lots of outdoor space. There are no table reservations, so seating is first come, first served. Groups larger than 10 to 15 people should arrange it ahead of time.
Check deathridgebrewery.com before you go. Live music and food truck dates are posted there. The brewery is closed to the public on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Screaming Goats Farm & Brewery in Amissville is 4.5 miles away, and Barking Rose Brewing Company + Farm in Warrenton is 7.2 miles away. Both make an easy second stop.