Starr Hill Brewery, Crozet, Virginia
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Starr Hill Brewery (434) 823-5671 http://www.starrhill.com
5391 Three Notch’d Rd. Crozet Virginia United States 22932
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Starr Hill Brewery
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Type: Brewery (see beer listings)

5391 Three Notch’d Rd.
Crozet, Virginia United States 22932 [ print map ]
(434) 823-5671
http://www.starrhill.com

Hours: Saturdays only: 12-5pm


Taps: 7ish

Starr Hill Brewery

WiFi
Children
Patio
Seasonals
Real Ales
Proper Glassware
Beer To Go/Growlers
BYO 6-Pack/Singles
Available At This Location (arranged by most recent)
Starr Hill All Access Bourbon Barrel Aged Barleywine , Starr Hill All Access Tripel
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12 reviews for Starr Hill Brewery
 Ambiance 62%
 Service 60%
 Selection 44%
 Food 62%
 Value 20%
 Overall 57%
 Rating N/A
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phukktifano (12), Richmond, Virginia
  42   Ambiance  Service  Selection  Food  Value  Overall 
3/54/104/15N/A 10/1010/20

May 27, 2009
The bar is in a surprisingly pleasant large open room edged with something of a giftshop. The beer was free samples in little plastic cups. The hours are odd but a nice way to try a range of Starr Hill products.

dkachur (114), Charlottesville, Virginia
  42   Ambiance  Service  Selection  Food  Value  Overall 
4/52/106/15N/AN/A9/20

May 16, 2009
Finally made it out here. I like the vibe here... the bar is right in the middle of the brewery and as you taste you are very near the bottling line. Free samples abound. The regular rotation is there with one seasonal. It was crowded when I went but not too hard to move around and plenty of tables. Plenty of parking. Employees were nice enough, though the person I dealt with on Saturday April 26th, 2009 was an epic asshole. Literally the biggest asshole I’ve ever had to deal with at any brewery anywhere. Oh well... just another incident from the brewery that loves to vascillate between trying to make me happy and trying to piss me off. Can you tell I find these people enigmatic?

Braudog (478), Dayton, Ohio
  70   Ambiance  Service  Selection  Food  Value  Overall 
3/58/1010/15N/AN/A14/20

January 11, 2009
Visited the Starr Hill Brewery on Veteran’s Day 2008, an otherwise random Tuesday afternoon outside their normal tour hours, on a whim, to see if maybe we could take a peek. I was pleasantly surprised by the warm welcome my wife and I got from one of the Starr Hill folks who let us not only take a peek at the brewery, but kindly opened the tasting taps for us as well. I’ve always been a fan of Starr Hill’s brews when I can find them in southern Virginia. The visit introduced me to some of their less available, delicious brews, and I’ll certainly continue drinking the fine beers made here in central Virginia. Recommended visit (during tour hours!) if you’re in the Charlottesville area! Brewery #467, 11/11/2008.

HoppityHop (49), New Jersey
  62   Ambiance  Service  Selection  Food  Value  Overall 
3/55/1010/15N/A 10/1013/20

October 24, 2008
For some reason, some of these reviews seem to be for the (now defunct) brewpub in nearby Charlottesville..........in any case, this review is for the new brewing facility outside of town, in Crozet. A former Swanson (or was it Banquet?) frozen pot pie factory, it’s a cool place to stop by on your way to or from the Blue Mountain Brewery and Hop Farm in nearby Afton. The beers are all above average to excellent, and the tour is informative without being overly indepth or long. You can also buy beer and lots of Starr Hill merch. Stop by on a Saturday and spend an hour or so.

maniac (90), Richmond, Virginia
  52   Ambiance  Service  Selection  Food  Value  Overall 
2/57/106/15N/AN/A11/20

June 28, 2008
This is the new factory for Starr Hill. This place is huge, previously being a frozen foods packaging plant. Many refrigerators to store their beer, and no where near capacity yet. Small sampling bar, serving samples in little 3oz plastic cups, but they have some of their newer stuff on tap.

Butters (150), Virginia
  56   Ambiance  Service  Selection  Food  Value  Overall 
2/58/106/15N/AN/A12/20

March 2, 2008 [ Updated March 3, 2008 ]
This was the second brewery stop on the www.JRHB.org 2008 Brews Cruise. BrewMaster Mark Thompson gave us a very informative tour about the factory as well as some insights into his personal ’3-2-1’ brewing philosophy. The building used to be a Con-Agra Food Factory. Lots of room for expansion. Impressive bottling line runs 100 bottles/min. All the free samples you want plus you can get a growler fill for about $7. They also sell six-packs of their 4 flagship beers and some merchandise on site. This is NOT a facsimile of the brewpub that they had in Charlottesville. This is a brewery only and all of the previous ratings have been about their old brewpub location, which, admittedly was a great place to see a concert. It’s a shame that it’s closed now...

mephisto (37), , Taiwan
  56   Ambiance  Service  Selection  Food  Value  Overall 
3/55/108/15 5/10N/A12/20

July 3, 2007
right below the star hills concert place. the beer selection is dismal for someone lives in charlottesville, but may be new for tourists. the food is bar food and the service is only ok.

chriso (164), London, England
  56   Ambiance  Service  Selection  Food  Value  Overall 
3/57/106/15 7/10N/A12/20

May 26, 2007 [ Updated March 19, 2008 ]
Located between the University campus and the downtown shopping area in a nondescript part of town. Obviously the prime spot to sample Starr Hill beers (even though they are generally not made on site any more). But, both times I visited they only had the four regular beers on tap, so on the second visit I didn’t score any new beers. Food was pretty high standard for a brewpub. Service was attentive but, both times I visited, it was a quiet, early, midweek evening with no bands on that night. I’d only go again if I looked in and there were some specials on tap.

biznizness (25), Mooresville, North Carolina
  56   Ambiance  Service  Selection  Food  Value  Overall 
3/57/106/15 6/10N/A12/20

March 24, 2007
Stopped here while touring the university for grad school. I didn’t get in, so I guess I won’t be back! Anyway, food and beer was good... they had about of their beers on tap with a few other standards. Place had some weird folk in it though.

SynergyXJ (9), Blacksburg, Virginia
does not count - explanation
  42   Ambiance  Service  Selection  Food  Value  Overall 
3/57/103/15N/AN/A8/20

January 19, 2007
Haven’t checked out the music or food yet, but most of the brews were pretty good. Becides their selection, the only other choices were shitty domestics. Also, their brews arn’t brewed on site anymore, brewd in the next town over, 30 min away, which is dissapointing.

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Scene
Large Warehouse Brewery

Staff
Extremely knowledgable and friendly

Music
live music from 1-3pm

Parking
Private parking lot beside brewery