Meet up with other local fly fishermen (and fisherwomen!), bring your vice, grab a beer, and tie a few flies!

It’s as simple as that. All skill levels welcome!

JK Woodworked Creations, lead by the incredibly talented Chantae Reynolds, is back with another amazing pop up event. This time, you will paint and create a Spring-themed wooden door hanger with three options to choose from. You can find more details and sign up by clicking here!

Members of the Brouwerij Braves fan club are invited and encouraged to come watch the game at Brouwerij DuBois. More details to come!

Members of the Brouwerij Braves fan club are invited and encouraged to come watch the game at Brouwerij DuBois. More details to come!

Join us as we celebrate one of the most important and storied beers ever brewed: Orval. The legend of this beer dates back to 1070 AD, when the Abbaye d’Orval was established in Belgium after Princess Matilda had an interesting experience walking in the Belgian countryside one day. She was visiting a natural spring when her ring fell off her finger. She was devastated, and fell to her knees to pray, asking God to return her ring. Moments later, a trout swam up and popped out of the water holding her ring. The Princess was so moved that she donated that land to the church, naming it Orval or “Golden Valley.”

Unlike most Trappist breweries around the world, the monks at Abbaye d’Orval brew just one beer: a pale Belgian ale with Brettanomyces. “Brett,” as it is lovingly called, is essentially a unique strain of arborial yeast that instills a funky, tart, and dry character to beer. Orval was actually the first Brett Beer to be imported to the United States, and to this day, we celebrate it throughout the country on one Saturday in March to share the legend and the beauty of this classic with new and familiar audiences alike. Plus, Merchant Du Vin, the Importer/Distributor of Orval, donate a portion of proceeds from Orval Day sales to US non-profits.

So what is the deal for Orval Day? Well, it’s pretty simple:

1) Swing by and order a bottle of Orval. We are selling the bottles for just $6 all day long, instead of $8, the normal price.

2) The first guests that come through will get theirs served in the iconic Orval chalice and it’s theirs to keep. Quantities are as yet unknown, but last year we ended up with about 20, and we anticipate that again this year. TBD!

3) We also have a few bottles tucked away from last year’s vintage. Those are just $7 each if you care to have one of each and compare the aged version to the current one. There is about a case of the 2025 bottles left, so those are limited.

4) From 1-4 PM, Yankee & Y’all Charcuterie will be onsite with fun, seasonal grazing boxes available for purchase. Then, Fonz’s Firehouse Grill will be serving hot dogs, smash burgers, and more beginning at 5 PM.

So make plans to stop in and have a pour of this timeless classic!

One night per month, we pull out the turntable and set the wax spinning. We do this because its cathartic: the phono-harmonic sounds wash over us as we enjoy a slightly more simple evening, one with a slower vibe, a few breaks in the music here and there, and tunes that whisper to us of days gone by.

It’s pretty simple:

We plug up the record player and play an album side.
You bring a record and we will play a side of it for the taproom.
The next guest does the same.
We enjoy an eclectic mix of music together over the course of an evening.
And we drink to the rhythm of the needle and the grooves.

So join us and bring a record to share. Keep it classy, as we are a family friendly establishment, and will not play an album side that is overly inappropriate. It’s bound to be a good time!

Slainte!

Any opportunity to party in the neighborhood, you know we are going to jump on it and St. Patrick’s Day is an easy one.

We will throw the doors open at 4 PM like usual, but that’s where the similarities will end. Let’s party!

Irish and Irish-Inspired Beers On Tap:

Smithwick’s Irish Red Ale
Harp Irish Lager
Sullivan’s Irish Golden Ale
Highland St. Teresa’s Pale Ale
Forgotten Road Gunny’s Morning Cup Irish Stout w/ Coffee
Incendiary Morrigan’s Kin Dry Irish Stout
Forgotten Road Shannon Drive Scottish Ale
Green Beer TBD
And more…

The Menu:

Our friends at Smoke Revival Meat Co will be doing a Smoke Pastrami Sandwich Pop Up, and if you know anything about those guys, you know they bring the fire and will DEFINITELY sell out before the night is over, so don’t wait. Food service hours 5-9 PM or until Sell Out

Tunes:

“The Emerald Rogues” will be serenading us with Irish tunes, shanties, and other folk diddies on the patio from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM.

And of course, don’t forget to dress up in your Green garb to complete the look!

Make plans to come hang out with us. Also, might be good to take a personal day on March 18. Just sayin…

Let’s celebrate Pie Day… or Pi Day… or whatever! On Saturday 3/14, at 3:14 PM sharp, we will eat pies. It’s that simple.

Want to participate? There are two ways:

1) Sign up to bring pies! We are seeking 10-15 people to bring pies. Two pies per person, both the same. Cut them into small squares or thin slivers. Got a great recipe or favorite pie? Sign up in the taproom today!

2) Come and eat pies! We are seeking somewhat hungry and celebratory individuals who would like to partake in the consumption of pies to visit us and enjoy the scrumptious creations of our neighbors. Is that you? Well, then you’re invited!

It’s just that simple folks. See ya then!

Born in March? Come celebrate your birthday with us!

Each child (or adult) of March will get a little birthday hat and a bubbly beverage on the house. We will have homemade cupcakes celebrating you, and will do a toast around 7 PM to your having survived a whole nother year! During this short ceremony, any guest may raise a toast to their loved one or friend and say a word or two about that person for the sake of celebration, and when those are complete, we throw the drink back, sing, and cut the (cup)cake.

It’s fun, it’s whimsical, and we will do it every month. Because we want to celebrate as much and as often as we can. And because we love you and you deserve it.

Cheers and happy birthday!

Retro Game Night at Brouwerij DuBois is exactly what you think it is: we pull out the AV carts and hook up old school consoles and play all night.

Each time we host Retro Game Night, we will have different games on deck. All games will be family friendly, so this is a great event for kids and adults alike. We will explore classic consoles and the best games of old. And it’s totally free to play! Just swing in, play a round or two, then let the next player jump in.

The line up for this one:

NES: Pac Man
Genesis: Toy Story
N64: Army Men Sarge’s Heroes
PS1: Need For Speed 3 Hot Pursuit

Special thanks to our friends at Retroid Games on Burke Street in Winston-Salem for technical support, inspiration, and overall encouragement to make this event a reality. Go check them out sometime!

Our friend Winnie is always on the lookout for a killer wine deal. And her idea of a great pour is heavier than normal, and a bit cheaper than usual. So once a month, we source a killer wine, and oblige on the pour.

A Winnie Wine Pour is an 8 oz serving of killer wine for just $6.

One day only. From the time we open, until last call or we run out, whichever comes first.

Our March selection features two lovely wines from La Casaccia in the Italian Piedmont.

The Poggeto is a lovely, lighter red made of purely Grignolino grapes. They are challenging to grow and vinify, as they have many seeds which contributes to a robust tannic quality and increased acidity. But when done well, like this one is, it’s a beautiful drinking experience, featuring a light body and color laced with bright strawberry and sweet cherry notes. We plan to serve this with a slight chill.

The Charno is a Chardonnay fermented solely in stainless steel. It features unbelievable ripe fruit notes, salinity and minerality from the chalky, limestone soils from which is is born, and a delicate freshness that makes it perfect for pairing with food or enjoying on a balcony overlooking a moving stream. Aged on the lees for a bit longer than usual, which imparts a layered texture that is the cherry on top.

La Casaccia is the fruit of the Rava family’s labors. Husband and wife combo Giovanni and Elena, with their adult kids, daughter Margherita and son Marcello, have been farming about 12 hectares around their home village for over two decades now. They hand pick all fruit, often just the four of them. Then, in the courtyard of their own home, the grapes are destemmed and gravity fed into the subterranean winemaking space. In fact, Elena’s ancestors have been making wine in the region for several generations now. Plus, the vineyards and winery are certified organic.

As our importer, Piedmont Wine Imports puts it, “The honesty of the Rava’s approach… four farmers. Nothing complicated, just thousands of hours of diligent, by-hand labor.”

We hope you will make plans to stop by and experience a taste of these delicious wines!

We love traditions at Brouwerij DuBois and we want to get some new ones going in 2026. Considering that the best traditions center around a good meal, and considering that everyone loves breakfast for dinner, and considering that Rob of Bear Creek BBQ fame has been perfecting his breakfast menu, we introduce: BRINNER at Brouwerij DuBois!

BRINNER will be scheduled about once per quarter (for now) and the menu might vary a bit. Chicken and Waffles? Maybe so! BBQ Stacker (pancakes with pork BBQ)? Possibly. Biscuits with Sausage Gravy? Potentially. Other treats? Yea, it’s likely. Stay tuned as we post additional details on social media as the event approaches.

But mark your calendars, bring the fam, and let’s gather round the table for BRINNER!

We are so blessed yall.

Our humble taproom has become a gathering space for so many, a little home away from home for folks. We’ve seen community thrive and friendships blossom and laughs and tears and celebration and mourning. Our cup is full. No, in fact, our cup runneth over. We have more than we need. And so we give back.

Each month, we invite regulars and neighbors to serve as “Guest Bartenders” for one evening in support of a local non-profit that means so much to them. They get the word out, they work with the organization to be present for the event, and we help them create a memorable experience that results in raising money and awareness. A portion of the proceeds from each of these events goes directly back to the organization.

For February, our friend Gray Godwin is going to step behind the bar and serve up the suds to benefit an organization near and dear to her: Stepping Stones Canine Rescue.

Stepping Stones works with local shelters, foster networks, and other community stake-holders to find forever homes for dogs throughout Forsyth County. They are a little smaller and more agile than a larger organization like the Humane Society, so they can adapt to more dogs’ needs. They do great work and have connected hundreds of families with pets over the last 15 years or so.

This is an unbelievable cause to support, with great people who do amazing work. Brouwerij DuBois will donate 10 percent of our gross sales that evening to Stepping Stones, and there will be additional ways for you to donate as well while you are here.

It’s Taco Tuesday, so South of Brooklyn will be on the lot serving tacos, nachos, and burrito bowls. Our menu of beverages has something for everyone. We would love to have you!

One night per month, we pull out the turntable and set the wax spinning. We do this because its cathartic: the phono-harmonic sounds wash over us as we enjoy a slightly more simple evening, one with a slower vibe, a few breaks in the music here and there, and tunes that whisper to us of days gone by.

It’s pretty simple:

We plug up the record player and play an album side.
You bring a record and we will play a side of it for the taproom.
The next guest does the same.
We enjoy an eclectic mix of music together over the course of an evening.
And we drink to the rhythm of the needle and the grooves.

So join us and bring a record to share. Keep it classy, as we are a family friendly establishment, and will not play an album side that is overly inappropriate. It’s bound to be a good time!

This evening, we will be discussing “The Rosie Project” by Graeme Simpson.

NOTE: Even if you haven’t finished the book, we encourage you to join the group and listen in on the discussion! No pressure!

Remember, you can purchase the book for a discount at both Bookmarks (downtown behind Foothills Pub) and The Book Ferret (in the Lowes Foods shopping center at Robinhood/Peace Haven) so swing by one of those spots and let them know you are with the Brouwerij DuBois Book Club!

Embrace your inner redneck, throw down some domestic brews, and enjoy some good, old-fashioned, southern-style racing! We kick off the Nascar season with a cultural experience for all!

We will have the race on both TVs with the volume up, domestic draft specials, games, contests, pools, and more.

The green flag is scheduled to drop around 2:30 PM, but arrive early to enter the pools, which will close right when the race starts. Various cautions will result in some side quests like a fashion show, trivia round, and more.

Don’t forget to dress as NASCAR as you possibly can. Hit the Goodwill for a tattered Mark Martin t-shirt. Grow out the hair on the back of your hear and neatly trim those growing up front. Trucker caps are practically required. You get the point… And we WILL have a prize for the NASCAR KING and NASCAR QUEEN of 2026.

Let’s get after it y’all!

We are transforming the taproom into a lovely, intimate space for a quaint Valentines Supper. Chef Rob from Bear Creek BBQ is whipping up an amazing meal for you and your loved one.

Space is incredibly limited, so sign up ASAP to lock in your reservation.

Included:
First Course: Farmhouse Salad with Homemade Vinagrette
Main: One Pound T-Bone Steak Cooked To Your Temp, Roasted Veggies/Mushrooms, and Mashed Potatoes
Dessert: One Slice of Either Red Velvet Cake or Cheesecake (from Cheesecakes By Alex)
Two Drinks Per Person
Gratuity is Included

No kids and no pets please. Refunds are not possible for this event. Additional drinks can be purchased the night of.

Register Below!

Born in February? Come celebrate your birthday with us!

Each child (or adult) of February will get a little birthday hat and a bubbly beverage on the house. We will have homemade cupcakes celebrating you, and will do a toast around 7 PM to your having survived a whole nother year! During this short ceremony, any guest may raise a toast to their loved one or friend and say a word or two about that person for the sake of celebration, and when those are complete, we throw the drink back, sing, and cut the (cup)cake.

It’s fun, it’s whimsical, and we will do it every month. Because we want to celebrate as much and as often as we can. And because we love you and you deserve it.

Cheers and happy birthday!

Join SouthWitch for an intimate, heart-centered creative ritual focused on self-love, softness, and reconnection.

In this guided workshop, you’ll create:

• A 4 oz self-love intention candle infused with crystals

• A body wax altar figurine to honor and reconnect with your body

• Wax melts infused with intention to take your ritual beyond the class

This is a space to slow down, exhale, and choose yourself — without pressure or perfection. No experience is needed. Come solo, partnered, quiet, loud, or exactly as you are.

All materials are provided. You’ll be gently guided through intention-setting and the creative process in a warm, inclusive environment.

Register at the Southwitch website by clicking here.

ATTENTION: Due to personal circumstances, we will NOT be hosting a Super Bowl Party this year. The Brouwerij DuBois taproom will be open from Noon to 6 PM on Sunday February 8. If you are looking for a spot to watch the Big Game, our friends down the street at Juggheads are doing a pot luck event that evening and will be open for the duration. We are sorry for the inconvenience!

JK Woodworked Creations, lead by the incredibly talented Chantae Reynolds, is back with another amazing pop up event. This time, you will paint and create a Valentines-themed wooden door hanger with several options to choose from. You can find more details and sign up by clicking here!

Our friend Winnie is always on the lookout for a killer wine deal. And her idea of a great pour is heavier than normal, and a bit cheaper than usual. So once a month, we source a killer wine, and oblige on the pour.

A Winnie Wine Pour is an 8 oz serving of killer wine for just $6.

One day only. From the time we open, until last call or we run out, whichever comes first.

Our February selection features two lovely wines from Alla Costiera in Veneto, Italy, the Rosso Costiera and the Bianco Costiera. Both will be served from the box for a WPW first! That’s an 8 oz glass of either for just $6.

Our friends at Piedmont Wine Imports brings these to us, and here is what they have to say about the Alla Costiera experience:

“Wide canals line the road to Alla Costiera. The farm is a few kilometers from Vo Vecchio, a hamlet that always reminds me of streets from Venice lifted up and deposited in the middle of Vialone Nano rice territory. For a short distance, the Veneto looks like the Netherlands, before reverting to rocky, volcanic, very Italian pre-alpine topography.

Filippo Gamba is a sturdy individual. Bald, wide, tan like a person accustomed to daily labor outside. He took over his family's six hectares of hilly vineyard in 2000, and immediately converted the property to organic agriculture. Healthy low impact farming and minimalist winemaking are core tenets of Alla Costiera's philosophy.

Arriving at the cellar, one is greeted by cute little dogs. Old, ornery, vocal, adorable. Filippo's wife Elisa works on the property too, and does much of the administrative labor. The cellar is small, a collection of five and 10 hectoliter enameled concrete tanks and fermentation vessels. There isn't much wood in the place. A tour doesn't take long. Even though Filippo added a tasting room and event space adjacent to the main office and cellar, there's more to see in the countryside. The winery is a functional and compact farm building of the type that has dotted the Veneto landscape for generations.

It's worth taking a walking tour of the property to hear Gamba explain the geologic diversity of his land. Scant hectares span trachite rocky soil, marine calcareous deposits from the Veneto's underwater epoch, and volcanic basalt. Gamba's wines are quite diverse in flavor profile. The land explains their distinctions.

Better than rock talk is dinner at the small traditional pasta place tucked among the hills of Filippo's neighborhood. You'll weep for the silky delicate fresh long noodles and elegant filled pastas of this normal regional gem. You'll swear off American pasta, pull your hair out in grief. It's better to give in. Let yourself be overwhelmed by the pastoral beauty of this unheralded corner of northeastern Italy. It's kinda close to Padua. I don't think tourists come by. 

A plate of perfect pasta, an array of Filippo's wines, surrounded by agrarian serenity. There is no better lunch. Come for the Prosecco, stay for everything else contained in the small universe of Alla Costiera.”

This Wednesday evening, we will host Lucian’s Flame, a Neapolitan-style pizza truck. So not pasta, but maybe the next best thing? Swing by won’t you…

Retro Game Night at Brouwerij DuBois is exactly what you think it is: we pull out the AV carts and hook up old school consoles and play all night.

Each time we host Retro Game Night, we will have different games on deck. All games will be family friendly, so this is a great event for kids and adults alike. We will explore classic consoles and the best games of old. And it’s totally free to play! Just swing in, play a round or two, then let the next player jump in.

The line up for this one:

NES: TBD
Genesis: Mortal Kombat
N64: Zelda Ocarina of Time
PS1: TBD

Special thanks to our friends at Retroid Games on Burke Street in Winston-Salem for technical support, inspiration, and overall encouragement to make this event a reality. Go check them out sometime!

One night per month, we pull out the turntable and set the wax spinning. We do this because its cathartic: the phono-harmonic sounds wash over us as we enjoy a slightly more simple evening, one with a slower vibe, a few breaks in the music here and there, and tunes that whisper to us of days gone by.

It’s pretty simple:

We plug up the record player and play an album side.
You bring a record and we will play a side of it for the taproom.
The next guest does the same.
We enjoy an eclectic mix of music together over the course of an evening.
And we drink to the rhythm of the needle and the grooves.

So join us and bring a record to share. Keep it classy, as we are a family friendly establishment, and will not play an album side that is overly inappropriate. It’s bound to be a good time!

Join us for our first every Mario Kart Tournament powered by our friends at Foothills Brewing Company. Space is limited to 36 spots, so sign up asap to hold your place.

$15 per person to sign up, and that fee covers your first drink from the bar. This event is 21 and up only.

All contestants will play at least 2 four-race Grand Prix races each. The top four finishers will face off in a final Grand Prix and each of the final four will receive prizes, with the winner receiving a cash prize. Please note, we will be playing Mario Kart 8 Deluxe on the Nintendo Switch platform.

Registration is required, so sign up below:

Born in January? Come celebrate your birthday with us!

Each child (or adult) of January will get a little birthday hat and a bubbly beverage on the house. We will have homemade cupcakes celebrating you, and will do a toast around 7 PM to your having survived a whole nother year! During this short ceremony, any guest may raise a toast to their loved one or friend and say a word or two about that person for the sake of celebration, and when those are complete, we throw the drink back, sing, and cut the (cup)cake.

It’s fun, it’s whimsical, and we will do it every month. Because we want to celebrate as much and as often as we can. And because we love you and you deserve it.

Cheers and happy birthday!

Our friend Winnie is always on the lookout for a killer wine deal. And her idea of a great pour is heavier than normal, and a bit cheaper than usual. So once a month, we source a killer wine, and oblige on the pour.

A Winnie Wine Pour is an 8 oz serving of killer wine for just $6.

One day only. From the time we open, until last call or we run out, whichever comes first.

Our January selection features two lovely wines from the Visintini estate in Italy, just a couple of miles from the Slovenian border. The Visintini siblings (Oliviera, Palmira, and Cinzia) took over the estate which was purchased by their grandfather and included the ruins of an old castle! The family, over the generations, has restored the beauty of the space and create an array of wines using indigenous grapes. They are wine geeks of the best kind. Read more about them, their wines, and the place here!

This month, we are serving their Pinot Grigio and Franconia wines, with an 8 oz glass of either for just $6. Or buy the whole bottle for $17 for on-site OR to-go. Either way, its a killer deal for good wines.

Bottoms up!

One night per month, we pull out the turntable and set the wax spinning. We do this because its cathartic: the phono-harmonic sounds wash over us as we enjoy a slightly more simple evening, one with a slower vibe, a few breaks in the music here and there, and tunes that whisper to us of days gone by.

It’s pretty simple:

We plug up the record player and play an album side.
You bring a record and we will play a side of it for the taproom.
The next guest does the same.
We enjoy an eclectic mix of music together over the course of an evening.
And we drink to the rhythm of the needle and the grooves.

So join us and bring a record to share. Keep it classy, as we are a family friendly establishment, and will not play an album side that is overly inappropriate. It’s bound to be a good time!

This evening, we will be discussing “The Tobacco Wives” by Adele Myers

NOTE: Even if you haven’t finished the book, we encourage you to join the group and listen in on the discussion! No pressure!

Remember, you can purchase the book for a discount at both Bookmarks (downtown behind Foothills Pub) and The Book Ferret (in the Lowes Foods shopping center at Robinhood/Peace Haven) so swing by one of those spots and let them know you are with the Brouwerij DuBois Book Club!

Create three magical ornaments with Southwitch LLC. One to honor the lessons and milestones of this past year, one to set intentions for the holiday season ahead, and one to hold the dreams you’re calling in 2026.

Join us for a cozy evening of creativity, reflection, and magic as we craft ornaments filled with herbs, crystals, and meaning.

Register at the Southwitch website by clicking here.