Taproom

A Few Old Goats Brewing

Roanoke, Virginia

Address
515 8th St SW Ste 228, Roanoke, Virginia, 24016

A Few Old Goats Brewing operates two locations in Southwest Virginia, focusing on experimentation and community engagement. The Roanoke location opened its doors in 2018, while the Buchanan location followed in 2024, offering a variety of classic and experimental beers.

Vibe: welcoming community brewery

Good to know

  • Taproom
  • Family-friendly
  • Events

About A Few Old Goats Brewing

A Few Old Goats Brewing (AFOG) is a craft brewery with roots in Roanoke, Virginia. Founded by Kenny and Joyce and Curtis and Lisa after moving from Cleveland, AFOG has grown to include two locations: the original Roanoke site and a newer Buchanan location that opened in 2024. Known for their experimental approach, they frequently test new recipes before scaling up production. The Roanoke location typically features 10-14 taps, while Buchanan offers 12-18, ensuring visitors can always find something unique. Both locations are family-friendly and offer a welcoming atmosphere where patrons can enjoy classic styles alongside innovative brews.

Founded
2018 · Kenny and Joyce, Curtis and Lisa
Hours
Wed–Sun 3pm–10pm
Hours change; confirm with the brewery before visiting.

Highlights

  • Family-owned since 2018
  • Two locations in Southwest Virginia
  • Experimental brewing with frequent new releases

Frequently asked questions

Does A Few Old Goats Brewing have food?

Yes, both locations offer a welcoming atmosphere where patrons can enjoy classic styles alongside innovative brews.

Is A Few Old Goats Brewing dog-friendly?

While not explicitly stated as dog-friendly, the family-friendly nature of the brewery suggests it might be permissible with management approval.

What styles does A Few Old Goats Brewing brew?

AFOG focuses on experimentation and frequently tests new recipes before scaling up production, so a variety of classic and experimental styles are available.

When did A Few Old Goats Brewing open its Roanoke location?

The Roanoke location opened in 2018 as a 2-barrel nano-brewery.

Does A Few Old Goats Brewing offer tours?

No specific mention of tours is provided on the website, but given their community focus, it's possible they might offer them.

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