A Washington Nationals baseball game at Nationals Park is one reason to visit the Capitol Riverfront neighborhood. Bluejacket is another. Opened by Greg Engert and his band of master brewers, the same team behind ChurchKey. Bluejacket brews 20 unique ales and lagers daily at its three-story site, from dry-hopped ales to barleywine. You can hang out at the bar in Bluejacket’s restaurant, the Arsenal, and sample a few homebrews, dine here, or take a tour. Bluejacket offers two options, both of which require a reservation: a $29-per-person taste-as-you-go tour on Saturday at 3pm and a $35-per-person 7pm Friday night “Beers and Bites” tour. No tours on Nationals home-game days.
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Bluejacket Brewery
300 Tingey St. SE (at 4th St.)
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Neighborhood
Capitol Riverfront
Hours
Monday-Friday 11am-1am, Saturday and Sunday 12pm-1am
Transportation
Metro: Navy Yard/Ballpark (New Jersey Ave. exit)
Phone
202/524-4862
Web site
Bluejacket Brewery

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300 Tingey St. SE Washington, D.C.Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.