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    Elder Pine Brewing & Blending

    4.3 (112 reviews)
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    Closed 3:00 pm - 9:00 PM
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    Nachos with chili and homemade pickled jalepenos
    Robin V.

    Five stars for the chili from the food truck my tip here add it to the nachos and you will have a surprisingly good plate of nachos. Get extra chili on the side you can dip your chips in. There is no service this is a working brewery people are pleasant enough but somewhat brief and direct. You order your nachos via the code or walk up to the food shack. Where the chef and his lovely wife are so personable and nice with your special requests (no dairy no gluten) that you will come back for a second bowl of chili with his homemade pickles jalapeños. You can walk to the pine forest and eat at a picnic table beneath the trees or sit indoors (some smell of brewery) or eat on their covered patio. Non alcoholic is limited to Boylan creme soda, root beer or water. It is worth the trip imho for the chili - it is very good chili and he is entirely too modest about it.

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    Molly W.

    This place is magical. The beer is delicious and lots of variety for all flavor profiles. The outdoor seating area is amazing though. Truly feels like medieval times drinking a pint in the woods with fairy lights strung above. Very relaxing. There's also a food truck on site but you can bring your own food. The staff is also amazing and quick!

    Food truck nachos...massive!
    Jason B.

    3.5 stars... Quite a hike to get here from BWI, so it's the first time I've had the opportunity. This joint is a barn in the middle of nowhere, but that's likely so they aren't distracted from their purpose in life... making solid beer. Tried 5-6 of them and liked nearly every one. Food truck for sustenance is adjacent. I can't commit to the drive when I'm back in the Baltimore burbs, but recommend you do at least once!

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    Keyser S.

    The bottle of Compendium gleamed like an artifact unearthed from a forgotten monastery of fermentation. Its label, engraved with a tome mid-decay, promised wisdom more than refreshment. The first sip confirmed it: a blend of 1-, 2-, and 3-year barrel-aged wild ales, tasting faintly of apricot, hay, and the slow entropy of oak. It was bright but patient, tart without cruelty, a living archive of microflora translating time into tang. Drinking it beside a glowing screen, the glass half-lit like an amber relic, you could almost feel civilization collapsing into its own yeast bloom. The tacos from the truck were a reminder of the body's simpler needs -- cilantro, onion, grease, the moral gravity of lime. Two amiable dogs wandered through the taproom, their presence proof that not all beings require purpose to bring peace. What began as a gesture of repayment for a friend became a quiet ceremony of gratitude and fermentation, a small echo of how humans make meaning from the living and the perishable. It is good to find beauty in something that never meant to be eternal.

    Barrels for their blends.
    Jeanne K.

    Great selection and everything we tried was delicious. Two Nitro taps and two side pulls! Thera an outside area and food available for purchase using a QR code. Worth the drive from Central VA

    Mostly EP cans in there. I cannot resist.

    Hands down the best high quality brewery establishment in the area and there are many... I live 10-15 minutes away and feel blessed that they are doing what they do so nearby. They truly take their craft seriously. I like Waredaca and Beer Farm as well as they have their flashes of brilliance, but Elder Pine is for the beer connoisseur (maybe even snob as I am sometimes accused of). Lone Oak is OK too but to me that is more focused on the social experience than the beer. 10/5 stars for the beers at EP. Ignore the negatives for the food truck issues. Are you here to review a food truck that happens to park there, or the brewery??? My current favorite- Praamzius barrel aged. Awesome. Also love the rauchbier Imperator (more than the current Empyre) please consider doing that one again! Too many others to name.. Mostly EP in that photo- few Waredaca.

    EP tasting room bar
    Randy C.

    I didn't see a food truck but i did try a flight of four beers: Empyreumatic - Helles Rauchbier (Smoke lager) best Rauchbier I've had outside of Germany; Pliable Foe - British dark beer (like a very mild porter); Moonscribe II - Belgian Blonde (it's tru blondes have more fun- pleasantly surprising, subtle citrus flavor); Bitter Geezer - Extra slSpecial Bitter ( true to the style and very tasty) This would be a great spot to stop for a pint or two on a bike ride to relax under the pines and enjoy good company

    Beer in the woods!
    Karen B.

    Great beer! Great service!!! Beautiful area! I loved the cornbread. The forest is magical after hiking with the dog and family!

    Flight
    Kate S.

    Great brewery with a fabulous outdoor aesthetic! + lots of outdoor seating + food truck on site + flights + covered outdoor seating and indoor seating + outdoor brews on tap - wish they had a bit more of a selection on tap , but I'd still return!

    Flight of 4 beers
    Peter Y.

    I really like this place. I moved to Florida recently, but this is one of the places I had to revisit on my first trip back to the state. The place has a good selection of places to relax and enjoy the weather. They have a cozy pine grove in the back with picnic tables and Adirondack chairs. Be sure to look up at the pine canopy above you. They have some picnic tables in the open with umbrellas. There is a covered patio with apce heaters. The main building itself has tables, a bar, and some games, along with an impressive collection of aging barrels on the wall. They have a rotating food truck on the weekends, often with BBQ. The beer is good. Usually there are a dozen choices of brews. They have a cooler with beer to go. They have a lot of IPA's (like most brewers these days, unfortunately), but they will always have some lagers and ales to try too. It is a lovely place to spend an afternoon in nature.

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    Beer is great. Environment is appealing. Music is awful. Food truck is awful. Good luck.

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    Love this place. The beer, ambiance, and food is perfect. The Skygazer will get you lit quick

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    Staffs are amazing and the enchanted forest is a must to visit. Love the variety of taps and would recommend this place for gatherings !

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    Is this brewery 21+ only or are children allowed?

    You'll feel more comfortable here with kids in tow. Better yet, bring your dog, baby carriage and all necessary paraphernalia. It seems to be more the norm here.

    Do they allow outside food? pets? any group number limitations?

    Hello Felicia! We do allow outside food and non-alcoholic drinks, and your pets are more than welcome to join you. We love dogs here at Elder Pine! We don't have any limitations on group size, but we fill up pretty fast on the weekends, so it's best… 

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    Attended an event here and it was so much fun! The brewery is easy to overlook as it's hidden…read morearound a corner. Parking lot is small but overflow parking is adjacent to the building. Inside is rustic and inviting with picnic tables, murals and brewing barrels. They have mostly beer and some non alcoholic drinks. Food is mostly from food trucks on schedule. Had the panza verde on tap. It was a citrus sour with relatively low ABV. It was smooth, slightly sour taste with no aftertaste. Staff at the bar were very friendly and helpful. Will be back!

    A chill little spot just outside of olde town Gaithersburg. Stopped by on my way home from DC. I…read morecame to try their coquito themed beer called Boriqua Bonita. The staff was super chill and very cool. It's a small taproom but it was well attended despite being the eve of a predicted snowstorm. The tap that the beer I came for was having issues but they did their best to get a pour. I hope to come back and try it again with a normal pour and get it at its best. But I did buy out of their cans of that brew to try at home and to share with friends who are excited about it. You can order food or bring in your own and enjoy over a beer or two. They also have game nights there too. Everyone was having a good time. I've been looking for a new place to have a beer after a bad experience at my previous spot. This one may be it. If you are in the area, check them out

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    Atmosphere is great here, and the employees have been even better. We were treated very kind and…read morethe beer selection is very good!

    First driving up, I immediately thought how gorgeous this place was! The first things I noticed…read morewere all the beautiful flowers and the fire pits. There are definitely plenty of tables, and it also looked like you could bring your own chairs and sit out in the grass, which would be nice. I also loved that they have an adults-only section with no playground for kids--which is perfect for me because I don't have kids, haha! We went on a Friday afternoon shortly after they opened, so there were only a few tables occupied. We ordered food from the food truck and got the chicken Caesar wrap, Smashburger (although I'd honestly just call it a burger because the patty was HUGE!), and pork rinds with pimento cheese. Everything was pretty basic, but you can only expect so much from food truck food. The pork rinds were extremely hard--I couldn't even break some of them with my hands--but the pimento cheese was really good. For drinks, I got the strawberry and cream sour, and my boyfriend got the Orange Crush. Both were really good! Since it was such a sunny day, though, they did get warm pretty quickly. Overall, we had a great experience and really enjoyed the atmosphere. We'll definitely be back!

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    How am I just now finding out about this 7 Locks Brewing after living here for over four years…read more While driving home from work, the husband and I (and dog) wanted to grab a post-work beer (or five) from a place that was dog-friendly. Based on a Yelp search, 7 Locks Brewing was one of the closet options. Hand down, I had a great experience. 1. The brewery has great selection of beer (especially those of the IPA sort). 2. It's dog-friendly with extra points for allowing dogs indoors. This bit was really shocking (in a good way) because it was quite humid on the day of our visit and being indoors with AC was very refreshing. 3. The bartender (a woman of Asian descent whose name I forgot) was absolutely amazing and very well knowledgeable about the the brewery's beer selection AND parking options. 4. It felt like a local bar. From our visit, it appears a group of folks have a weekly humus potluck. Although we were not a part of the group, a couple of folks let us know that we could help ourselves to the humus that folks made. Compared to other places in town, I thought the prices were pretty fair. Three pints and a flight of five beers was about 35 buck without tip. All in all, I have a feeling this might be a go-to stop while commuting from work/gym to home.

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    This is the 2nd time I came here and honestly, I don't get the hype. Like, yes it's a nice beer…read morefarm with ample amount of options for drinks and food, but it's just mid. We ordered our pizza and drinks and luckily we were able to find a table in the busy busy Friday evening! They had a band playing which was rather loud and probably why it was such a busy night. The white peach sangria was nothing to rave about! We ordered the pizza with half cheese and half mushrooms, but instead they put the mushrooms on the whole pizza. I'm not a fan of mushrooms at all, but my date was so it was just kind of annoying to pick each and every shroom off of my slices. They also got rid of their Burrata pizza which I thought was probably one of their best pizzas.

    This was one of the most disappointing customer service experiences I've had in a long time…read more We visited on the Fourth of July and, surprisingly, we were the only customers there. We had brought a couple of small snacks, not realizing that outside food isn't allowed. We completely understand that businesses have policies like this, and if it had simply been explained politely, we would have immediately put the food away without any issue. Instead, the manager, Angel, approached us with an unnecessarily rude and confrontational attitude. What should have been a simple, friendly conversation turned into an uncomfortable interaction. Even after we acknowledged the policy, the rude behavior continued, making us feel like we were inconveniencing her by simply being there. There's a big difference between enforcing a rule and treating paying customers with disrespect. The policy wasn't the problem othe way it was handled was. Hospitality is about making people feel welcome, especially when they're willing to comply after an honest mistake. Unfortunately, this experience ensured we won't be returning, and it's hard to recommend a place where customer service is treated as an afterthought.

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