The event is based around the Japanese concept Ikigai, meaning "a reason for being."
The Washington Posts praised the neighborhood's craft beer producers and calls it a sip of the best the city has to offer.
A bump in the road or a harbinger of things to come industry-wide? Time will tell.
The new 9,000-square-foot site will include a taproom, brewing facilities, large outdoor patio, on-site parking, and room for apple trees.
The new facility will open in early 2017 and will create 27 new jobs in the area.
Don't expect changes to the local watering hole anytime too soon.
Origin Beer Lab will produce specialty, small production brews, including sour beers.
The event will feature a chance to try beer from breweries that don't normally distribute in Virginia.
The Scott's Addition brewer will assemble a fun day of local food trucks, live music, and of course, tons of craft beer for your enjoyment.
The brewery mixes and infuses one of its ten beers on tap every other Friday at the Scott's Addition brewery.
