Lightwell Survey Wines makes the kind of local bottles you open on a Tuesday and end up texting friends about. If you’re into…
200 W 12th St Unit D53 (Waynesboro)
“Lightwell Survey Wines makes the kind of local bottles you open on a Tuesday and end up texting friends about. If you’re into character-first, low-fuss wines with personality and a bit of edge, keep them on your radar... they keep our corner of the valley interesting, one inventive release at a time.”
From the Augusta County newsletter, September 30, 2026
Blue Ridge Bucha makes award-winning kombucha that’s 100% certified organic, vegan, Non-GMO Verified, and non-alcoholic, made right here in…
1809 E Main St (Waynesboro)
“Blue Ridge Bucha makes award-winning kombucha that’s 100% certified organic, vegan, Non-GMO Verified, and non-alcoholic, made right here in Virginia. Swing by the tap room to enjoy big flavor with a small footprint, explore their lineup of flavors, and back a crew that truly cares about sustainability.”
From the Augusta County newsletter, October 4, 2026
Seven Arrows Brewing Company keeps the taps interesting with 13 drafts and a steady mix of events, from Buddhi & Brew yoga to the monthly…
2508 Jefferson Hwy #1 (Waynesboro)
“Seven Arrows Brewing Company keeps the taps interesting with 13 drafts and a steady mix of events, from Buddhi & Brew yoga to the monthly calendar. Pair a fresh pour with Nobos Kitchen’s American fare with a twist, then call it a week well spent.”
Basic City Beer Co. pipes pristine aquifer water into its brews, then serves them alongside a food menu and cocktails. The music venue adds…
1010 E Main St Ste 114 (Waynesboro)
“Basic City Beer Co. pipes pristine aquifer water into its brews, then serves them alongside a food menu and cocktails. The music venue adds a hangout vibe locals actually use, so when you want a no-fuss pint that tastes like the valley itself, this is your spot.”
From the Waynesboro newsletter, September 25, 2026
Common Wealth Crush Co. turns the Shenandoah Valley’s first-of-its-kind winery incubator into a laid-back tasting room in the Virginia…
1010 E Main St Ste 110 (Waynesboro)
“Common Wealth Crush Co. turns the Shenandoah Valley’s first-of-its-kind winery incubator into a laid-back tasting room in the Virginia Metalcrafters Building, pouring their own label alongside bottles from their winemaking family. It’s a fun way to sample what Waynesboro’s small producers are dreaming up...”
From the Augusta County newsletter, September 21, 2026
Yelping Dog Wine is that cozy downtown Staunton spot for thoughtful pours, craft beer, and gourmet grilled cheese with charcuterie that…
9 E Beverley St (Staunton)
“Yelping Dog Wine is that cozy downtown Staunton spot for thoughtful pours, craft beer, and gourmet grilled cheese with charcuterie that mysteriously disappears.”
From the Augusta County newsletter, September 6, 2026
Ciders From Mars makes their own cider right in Staunton, pouring house-made ciders in a taproom gallery with rotating art, regular live…
121 S Lewis St (Staunton)
“Ciders From Mars makes their own cider right in Staunton, pouring house-made ciders in a taproom gallery with rotating art, regular live music, and trivia on the calendar. Rally a friend, try a couple pours, and call it your midweek reset this week.”
From the Augusta County newsletter, October 6, 2026
Tucked inside Staunton’s historic train depot, The Junction Bar and Lounge leans into grown-up chill with hand-crafted cocktails, curated…
40 Middlebrook Ave (Staunton)
“Tucked inside Staunton’s historic train depot, The Junction Bar and Lounge leans into grown-up chill with hand-crafted cocktails, curated wines, and elevated bar bites. Order a Junction Old Fashioned or a Cucumber Basil Gimlet, settle in, and enjoy a refined vibe that still feels very Staunton.”
From the Augusta County newsletter, October 11, 2026
This week, Redbeard Brewing Company keeps Staunton’s beer scene humming with a laid back taproom, fresh house brews, and an events lineup…
120 S Lewis St (Staunton)
“This week, Redbeard Brewing Company keeps Staunton’s beer scene humming with a laid back taproom, fresh house brews, and an events lineup worth peeking at. Juggling kid drop-offs or yard work, the order-online option makes restocking the fridge almost too easy.”
From the Augusta County newsletter, September 9, 2026
