This month’s Brewery Spotlight shines on Three Notch’d Valley Collab House, a dog and child-friendly brewery serving up fantastic craft beer in downtown Harrisonburg. Read on to meet their stand-out beers, including one made with your favorite childhood snack. Learn about upcoming event nights and other fun finds in the taproom like video games and old-school board games.
Hours:
- Monday – Friday: 3-10 pm
- Saturday: 12-10 pm
- Sunday: 12-8 pm
Do you offer tours?
We are happy to show off our brewing space and engage with guests about the process!
What’s new or what’s coming up?
We have started some fun new event nights including open mic (Tuesdays) and game nights (Wednesday).
What are your go-to brews and what makes them unique?
We have a wide range of beers but the three we always try to have on tap are:
- King of Clouds, a big juicy IPA, started out as part of our Nephology series but was so popular it became a mainstay. Nephology is the study of clouds, and it was dubbed the King.
- Jacks Java is a collab stout with Shenandoah Joe’s coffee. It’s made with real espresso and tastes just like black iced coffee.
- Whatever our brewer Nick Branson has on tap is always interesting and delicious. Look for After School Special to return at the end of the month. It’s peanut butter and jelly amber made with real peanut butter and blackberry preserves. It was so popular, that we had to bring it back for the start of the school year!
What is something unique/quirky about the brewery?
Local artist spotlights, free video games, old-school table games, and our staff make us a quirky, casual hang.
Do you distribute locally or have any local collaborations?
We distribute throughout the state of Virginia. We have collaborated with local restaurants, bands, and other breweries to coordinate special events and shows.
Do you allow dogs? Are you kid-friendly?
We are kid and dog friendly. We have games for the kids and treats and water for the dogs.
Do you offer food on-site?
We offer some smaller snacks like chips and salsa, but guests are welcome to bring in food, or have Giddyup Food Courier bring them something from one of the great nearby downtown Harrisonburg restaurants.
