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James River Brewery
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James River Brewery is a comfortable place to drink refreshing, clear-tasting ales. The brewery is located in a 19th century tobacco warehouse in Scottsville, VA - a historic river town on the James River 20 miles south of Charlottesville. Come enjoy a beer in our rustic taproom or in the beer garden alongside Mink Creek. All three Main Street restaurants will deliver to the brewery, so you can sit by the creek, listen to music, and have BBQ, pizza or nachos brought to you
A refreshing centerpiece for one of America's great river towns, Scottsville, Virginia.
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Directions
Valley Street is the main street through Scottsville (Routes 20 and 6 pass right in front of the brewery). Scottsville is 18 miles south of Charlottesville and Exit 121 on I-64. We are also 16 miles east of Route 29 near Covesville and 60 miles went of Richmond.
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Class One Rapids
British IPA - A true British India Pale ale based off of recipes from the time that ships hauled the precious brew from England all the way to India. A rich, malty body supports the Fuggle and Kent Golding hops that originally preserved the beer on its long passage. Rising River, is just the first in James River Brewing's line of IPA's, and proves to be a unique ale in today's market.
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Hatton Ale
Kölsch - A standard light drinking ale in many parts of Germany. This beer provides many of the characteristics that a lager does, smoothness, with an all over subtleness than blends flavors together, instead of separating them out. Highly refreshing and easy drinking, this brew received a Best in Show award in competition in 2010.
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River Runner
English Southern Bitter - An English bitter with a slightly higher APV, than the standard. Good, rich malty tones characterize this beer; while New Zealand's Green Bullet hops give it the appropriate kick without too much bite.
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Rock Island Red
Irish Wheat Ale - A balanced beer, brewed in the classic Irish style, with the exception of the addition of white wheat. Smooth and easy to drink, with a mild hop nose, this beer has proven to be a favorite of multiple test groups.
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