Aslin Beer Company
Brewery · Logan Circle
1740 14th St NW, Washington, DC 20009
Highlights
Beer garden & coffee shop with 20+ draft beers and unique sours
Beer garden & coffee shop with 20+ draft beers and unique sours
"The brewery’s expansive beer garden overlooks 14th Street NW and makes for a great spot to catch the start of the World Pride parade; it’s released a collaborative double IPA called “Now More Than Ever” with stone‑fruit and citrus notes and a touch of coconut, with a portion of proceeds benefiting Rainbow Families, and is selling Pride merch including bright T‑shirts and branded beer glasses." - Emily Venezky
"Aslin Beer Company’s Logan Circle location used to be a filling station. Now, it’s a brewery where you’re almost certain to catch a glimpse of last weekend’s missed connection. They keep about 20 housemade beers on tap, but our favorite is Stating the Obvious, a bitter-hoppy Vienna-style lager." - madeline weinfield
"This indoor-outdoor beer garden in Logan Circle fits right in with the all-day party that is 14th Street. Aslin Beer Company, which also has locations in Virginia and Pennsylvania, is the place to go when you’re hoping to catch a glimpse of last weekend’s missed connection or the occasional DC celebrity. You can pass the time by trying one of their housemade beers, like the Full Basic, a dark Czech-style lager, and a range of sours that stay in steady rotation (they keep as many as 20 on draught)." - madeline weinfield
"Virginia’s Aslin Beer Company moved into D.C. in 2022, setting up along the bustling 14th street corridor with a 211-seat indoor and outdoor beer garden. The bar is decked out with Aslin’s signature neon-styling. In addition to pouring Aslin’s flagship ales and lagers, the space houses a one-barrel brewing system that produces experimental and one-off beers exclusive to D.C. Additional area locations sit in Alexandria and Herndon, plus a year-old locale in Virginia Beach." - Tierney Plumb
"A Virginia-born brewery that added a sunny outpost in Logan Circle, cited among the newer beer destinations." - Eater Staff
