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Atlas Brew Works to be the first manufacturing brewery with two locations open within D.C.

March 12, 2019Chris Crowell

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Atlas’ Ivy City facility in Northeast D.C. Photo credit: Atlas Brew Works

Atlas Brew Works announced last month that a second location was on the way, slated for a spring 2020 opening in the Navy Yard, a neighborhood on the Anacostia River in Southeast Washington, D.C. The brewery and taproom will be conveniently located in one of the city’s most sought-after neighborhoods, across from the Center Field Gate at Nationals Park.

Upon opening, Atlas will become the first manufacturing brewery to have multiple locations within the District of Columbia with the addition of a new site boasting a tap room with 12 draft lines.

“It’s been our dream to expand Atlas and further our mission of producing environmentally responsible beer,” said Atlas Founder and CEO Justin Cox. “The taproom in Navy Yard will be double the size of the current taproom at our brewery in Ivy City, so it will definitely help us keep working towards that goal. Atlas’ portfolio of well-balanced beers offers something for everyone, and we’re excited to introduce these beers and our mission to even more people including fellow Nationals and DC United fans in our new neighborhood.”

What to expect

The 4,500 square-foot space will include the brewery with a production capacity of 2,000 barrels, led by Head Brewer Daniel Vilarrubi, an adjoining taproom and outdoor seating as weather permits.

Unlike the brand’s Ivy City facility in Northeast D.C., this larger location will have a kitchen facility and Atlas plans to offer a limited food program. Keeping with their reputation of being environmentally conscious, the Atlas team plans to purchase carbon offsets to mitigate their energy usage.

Atlas regulars will find familiar beer offerings like Ponzi, a west-coast style IPA, District Common, a craft lager, Dance of Days, a dry-hopped pale ale, Blood Orange Gose, a session sour brewed with pink Himalayan salt, and The 1500 South Cap Lager, brewed in partnership with the Washington Nationals, in addition to special releases that will only be available at the new Navy Yard location.

Atlas is available in bars, restaurants and stores throughout D.C., Northern Virginia, Maryland and Tennessee.

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