“ INSTEAD OF REPLACING TRADITIONAL LENDERS, THEY COMPLEMENTED THEM AND HELPED MAKE PROJECTS POSSIBLE THAT OTHERWISE MAY NOT HAVE MOVED FORWARD.”
SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION both the business and the broader impact we hoped to create,” says Bennett.“ They saw more than financial statements; they understood our experience, our plan and the value of preserving and growing a West Virginia craft beverage company.”
Access to working capital helped create the conditions necessary for the company to rebuild inventory, strengthen operations and support employees, which allowed Bennett to focus on quality, restore confidence in the brand and build something sustainable. organizations that understand those goals creates opportunities to continue investing in West Virginia.”
Greenbrier Valley Brewing offers a unique selling point. Combining agriculture, fermentation, hospitality and community, it is a place where people gather and local culture is prominent.
“ What sets us apart is our combination of production capability, local identity and hospitality experience,” says Bennett.“ We focus on creating approachable, high-quality beverages while building experiences around them,
Named after West Virginia’ s own William Anderson“ Devil Anse” Hatfield, Devil Anse, a medium-bodied American IPA, is the company’ s best-known beer. It is sold in various stores and restaurants across the state as well as select Target stores.
“ Built on a solid malt backbone, it balances assertive hop character with smooth drinkability,” says Bennett.“ Brewed with a blend of Columbus, Simcoe, Citra, Amarillo and Mosaic hops, Devil Anse delivers layered citrus aroma, subtle tropical character and a firm but balanced finish.”
“ INSTEAD OF REPLACING TRADITIONAL LENDERS, THEY COMPLEMENTED THEM AND HELPED MAKE PROJECTS POSSIBLE THAT OTHERWISE MAY NOT HAVE MOVED FORWARD.”
The business has been a positive contribution to the local community. Bennett explains that as the company grows, opportunities to expand employment, increase tourism and strengthen the local supply chain in West Virginia are invaluable.
“ Today, our business supports jobs, purchases agricultural and business inputs locally whenever possible, attracts visitors to the region and creates gathering spaces through events, live music and hospitality experiences,” says Bennett.
As Greenbrier Valley Brewing further expands, Bennett sees the partnership with WVCAP continuing to benefit operations for years to come. live music, events, partnerships and gathering spaces.”
Greenbrier Valley Brewing has over a dozen unique beers on draft and offers seasonal releases.
“ We focus on quality, drinkability and creating products that reflect places and experiences,” says Bennett.“ Whether it’ s classic styles, seasonal experimentation or collaborations, our goal is always to create beverages people want to come back for.”
Greenbrier Valley Brewing has plans to expand in the future with several goals planned.
“ Our goals include continued investment in hospitality, expanding distribution thoughtfully, creating additional jobs, developing new experiences for guests and continuing to strengthen Greenbrier Valley Brewing Company and our broader beverage portfolio,” says Bennett.“ Most importantly, we want to continue proving that innovative, sustainable businesses can grow and thrive in West Virginia.”
“ As we continue expanding, partnerships that understand entrepreneurship and growth-stage businesses remain extremely valuable,” he says.“ Our focus is building long-term operational strength, growing distribution, expanding hospitality offerings and creating additional jobs. Having access to
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