Have Michelle McNaughton and Chris Bernard pour you a beer! 100% of the tips from their time behind the bar will be donated to help Middleburg Police Lt. Shaun Jones and his family as he battles Lymphoma (click… Read More
Join us on Saturday for Live Music by Eric Campbell, a local musician from Loudoun County, VA who plays a variety of rock and folk music. He is also one of the members of our amazing Trotten Oxen… Read More
It’s the day after Thanksgiving and time for a Turkey break. Bring your guests for a flight of our barrel-aged beers. Enjoy our Cooper’s Cloak Barrel-Aged Imperial Stout four ways: Cooper’s Cloak Barrel-Aged Imperial Stout with S’Mores Cooper’s… Read More
Join us for a SPECIAL post-Thanksgiving Comedy Show, Saturday November 27 at Old Ox Ashburn featuring national touring comedian Jay Black. From English teacher to national touring comedian, Jay has headlined the biggest comedy clubs in the U.S.… Read More
Thursday, December 9 @ 6:30 p.m. Entertaining during the holidays? We've got the perfect pairings for you to WOW your guests. We've paired up three amazing apps with three Old Ox beers...and we couldn't decide between two holiday… Read More
Run Like the Dickens! Put on your ugly sweater and that crazy Christmas hat and burn off a few of those holiday cookie calories. The race will start and finish at Old Ox Brewery Middleburg and the course… Read More
It's time to break out your most festive sweater and join the Historians on Tap from the Loudoun Museum, Heritage Farm Museum, and Virginia Piedmont Heritage Area for some holiday cheers! Join us at Old Ox Ashburn as… Read More
And what a year it was! Bring the team and test your collective memory of the events of 2021.
Killer Tomato & Old Ox Ashburn are teaming up to offer Beer & Pizza Tuesdays in January from 4:00 to 7:30 p.m. You can enjoy delicious pizza in the tasting room with a pint of your favorite beer… Read More
This event has been postponed. We will publish a new date as soon as we can. Your microbiome impacts everything from the quality of your beer to your ability to digest it. Keith Crandall, of George Washington University's… Read More