Roanoke County's first craft brewery
A classic downtown brewery experience

A Destination

We like to think of ourselves as a place to come to visit with family and close friends - a place where growing and fostering a sense of community is a main priority. We are here to truly serve you, educate where we can, and learn as well. With that said, come cross the creeks to great craft beer.

On Tap
Here's what we have on tap right now!
Look and ask for Twin Creeks Brewing around town at your favorite restaurants!
Get Off Yo Grass
Lawnmower Golden Ale
4.2%
Get Off Yo Grass is a bright, crisp golden colored beer with notes of citrus, and stone fruit. It is gluten reduced, and perfect to crush after mowing the grass!
Athletic Mexican
NA Beer - 60 calories
0%
Free Wave is a hugely hoppy hazy IPA with a juicy body and velvety pour. A trio of Amarillo, Citra and Mosaic hops generate bodacious aromatics of tangerine and grapefruit. Notes of pine and florals emerge in the secondary palate for an herbaceous reprieve in all the right places.
Hazy Brugh
NEIPA
6.7%
This hazy, juicy, and smooth NEIPA is bursting full of pineapple, stone fruit, and named after our Brewpub building, the historic Brugh Tavern at Explore Park!
Lake Life Lager
Light Lager
4.8%
A light and crisp light lager with delicious notes of citrus in the finish. Perfect for a day on the lake or chillin' on the dock.
Athletic Lite
NA Beer - 25 calories
0%
Athletic Lite is a light brew, completely reimagined. It's classically simple but expertly crafted with 25 calories, and 5 carbs.
Spring Water Kolsch
Kolsch-style Ale
5.7%
A classic German Kolsch-style ale with aromatic fruity esters and a sweet malty finish. A smooth and easy drinking beer that is the perfect for all occasions.
Athletic Upside Down Golden
NA Beer - 45 calories
0%
Classic craft Golden style. Refreshing, clean, balanced, and light-bodied. Subtle earthy and spicy notes are balanced with citrusy aromas.
Athletic Run Wild IPA
NA Beer - 65 calories
0%
Run Wild is the ultimate sessionable IPA for craft beer lovers. Brewed with a blend of five Northwest hops, it has an approachable bitterness to balance the specialty malt body.
Athletic Free Wave Hazy IPA
NA Beer - 70 calories
0%
Free Wave is a hugely hoppy hazy IPA with a juicy body and velvety pour. A trio of Amarillo, Citra and Mosaic hops generate bodacious aromatics of tangerine and grapefruit. Notes of pine and florals emerge in the secondary palate for an herbaceous reprieve in all the right places.
Groovy Gold
Wine Barrel Brett Sour
5.1%
We took an American Golden Lager and aged it in red and white wine barrels for 22 months while adding some bacteria to sour the batch. What we got was an incredibly complex mixed fermentation golden lager.
460 Barrelhouse
Barrel Aged Farmhouse Ale
6.3%
This effervescent second-use bourbon barrel aged French farmhouse style ale is named after our nearby highway. It pours golden with a beautiful white head and was brewed with spelt malt, an ancient wheat varietal. Packed with notes of oak and vanilla from the second-use Brady's Accomplice bourbon barrel and clove, pepper, and citrus from the farmhouse yeast round out this delicious brew.
Cosmic Eruption
West Coast IPA
6%
Cosmic Eruption is a West Coast IPA that packs a punch with tropical fruits with a pleasant lingering bitterness.
LA LA Ocho
8th Anniversary W.C. DIPA
8%
This modern double dry hopped West Coast Double IPA got a healthy dose of Citra whole leaf hops and is bursting with notes of tropical flavors and a rounded bitterness from generous additions of Amarillo, Simcoe, Cascade and Citra hops.
Ctrl + Alt + Bier
German Altbier
4.7%
A classic German-style Altbier ale. This is a well-balanced, clean, and malty copper colored beer.
Barrel Aged Dopplebock
Bourbon Barrel Doppelbock
7.2%
A traditional German-style Doppelbock that has been aged in Brady's Distillery Accomplice Bourbon barrels for 12 months. Notes of oak, vanilla, and bourbon along with the base of full-bodied with slight malty sweetness and a crisp and smooth finish.
Goserita
Margarita Inspired Gose
4.6%
Our take on the classic margarita in beer fashion! A tart and refreshing combination of lime and orange puree along with pink Himalayan salt in this German style sour.
RND Cafe Porter
RND Coffee Infused Porter
6.7%
Slow Water Porter aged on RND Coffee Yellow Bourbon Brazilian coffee beans. A crazy delicious collaboration with our friends at RND Coffee, right across the street!
Live On the Dock
Live Music on the Twin Creeks Stage
Bingo every Wednesday 6:30pm
Trivia every Thursday 6:30pm
12/06/246:30-9:30Forry & Powell
12/07/246:30-9:30Abbey & Andy
12/13/246:30-9:30Daniel Fox
12/14/246:00-9:00Star City Mobile DJ Services
12/20/246:30-9:30Chris Hammock
12/21/246:30-9:30Clay Cox
12/27/246:30-9:30Jason Dickerson
12/28/246:30-9:30Kayla Jones
Our Story

Twin Creeks Brewing Company is a dream that has been growing for over eight years. The dream to build a brewery, to make beer, to be a part of a community, who wouldn't love to do that? We can spout off vision and mission statements all day long but in reality, it all comes down to the love of craft beer. A passion for great flavor, excellent quality and a crazy variety is what motivates us. WE LOVE BEER!!! Now that that is out of the way, here is our story.

In 2008 two of the owners of TCBC, Andy and Jason, bought their first home brew kit because they wanted to make beer. Simple and easy enough, right? Nope. That first brown ale was less than stellar and they made a heck of a mess in Jason's kitchen. It was apparent from the start that kit beers would not be enough, something had to be tweaked. With each new brew the kits were 'adjusted' by adding new ingredients and before long original recipes were being designed. From there, things got somewhat better. These guys started to make some drinkable beers and most importantly, they were having fun. After about 30 extract batches, it was time to move on to the next step; all grain brewing.

Fast forward to 2011. Not completely happy with the results of brewing on the stovetop or the higher costs of buying malt extract, Andy and Jason set out to design and build their first all grain homebrew system. After months of research on the web and talking with other friends who brewed, they finally had a homemade all grain brewing system. On a cold November Saturday on Jason's back porch, they lit the burners for the first time to brew an all grain amber ale. While not as good as they wanted, it was a huge step in the right direction towards what became Twin Creeks Brewing.

Jump ahead now to 2013. Barry joined in with Andy and Jason because he too liked craft beer. Almost as important, he, like the other guys, liked the idea of creating and manufacturing a product. Andy and Barry are both engineers, and Jason is in the business world, so they decided to take their understanding of business, equipment and process control and apply it to brewing their own beer. When the idea of starting a brewery became more than just a fleeting thought, the guys began to stop in at the local breweries whenever they traveled. Overtime, they have visited over a hundred different breweries both large and small. They have met many wonderful people that work in the industry and asked a ton of questions! Using what they learned from people in the industry and along with their professional backgrounds, started something called Project Ale Works.

Project Ale Works was like their own small homebrew club. All three guys knew the value of good equipment and process control so they pitched in and bought a really nice 1/2 barrel brew system and three 1/2 barrel conical fermenters. They added a small glycol chiller to the mix to control their fermentation and built their own microprocessor controller for the fermenters. In October of 2014, they brewed their first beer as Project Ale Works. It was Project 1.1: Pale Ale and the beer was really good. This first brew was the catalyst that propelled them to brew almost every week for almost two years.

Now to 2016. Twin Creeks Brewing Company will be Vinton and Roanoke County's first micro brewery. Back before prohibition here in America and even back further in Europe, most small towns and cities had their own local brewery and beer. These pubs were a source of pride for the citizens of each town. Town meetings and elections were held at pubs and even the American Revolution has it's roots in pubs. Small town breweries were the heart of communities because it was where the citizens got together and shared something that was truly their own, local beer. Twin Creeks Brewing will be the place in Vinton where folks stop by after work or on a weekend to get a great craft beer and enjoy time spent with family and friends. Cross the creeks and come join us for some great craft beer!