Brewery Profile

Arrowood Farms

For visitors exploring Accord’s beer scene, this is a brewery with a clear agricultural frame. The experience is not just about ordering a pour and moving on; the stated focus is on the Hudson Valley ecosystem and the farms that support it. When you walk in, the useful thing to understand is that Arrowood Farms presents beer as part of a wider local food and farming network. Its identity centers on working directly with small New York growers and supporting more responsible agricultural practices. That gives the stop a different context from a taproom defined only by styles, branding, or release schedules.

Travelers in this part of New York often look for places where the drink in the glass connects to the surrounding region. Farm visits, local markets, small producers, and brewery stops tend to be part of the same itinerary. Arrowood Farms fits that pattern by tying its brewing program to local agriculture rather than treating ingredients as anonymous inputs. The exact beers available on a given day should not be assumed in advance, but the broader point is consistent: a visit here is for people interested in how craft beer can support nearby growers and a regional agricultural economy. For travelers who care about sourcing, sustainability, or the relationship between rural land and hospitality, that may be the main reason to stop.

Because specific amenities, hours, food options, outdoor seating, and current beer offerings are not confirmed here, the taproom is the place to verify the day’s pours and any visit details. Check directly with the brewery before making a special trip, especially if you are planning around a group visit, a meal, or a particular style of beer. If you arrive without a fixed expectation, the visit is easiest to approach as a chance to see how a Hudson Valley brewery defines itself through farm partnerships and local responsibility. Ask what is currently on draft and, where possible, what growers or ingredients are connected to the beer. That conversation is likely to give the clearest sense of what Arrowood Farms is trying to contribute to Accord and to New York’s small-producer network.

Nestled in Accord, New York, Arrowood Farms is more than a brewery—it’s a commitment to the Hudson Valley ecosystem. They champion sustainable farming by collaborating directly with small New York growers, helping them transition to responsible practices and ensuring every pour supports a thriving, local agricultural economy.

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236 Lower Whitfield Rd, Accord, New York, 12404-5809

Phone: 8452530389

Website: https://arrowoodfarms.com/

Upcoming Events

Upcoming public events currently attached to this brewery.

  • Winter Taproom Hours with Live Music

    Jul 18, 2026

    Visit the taproom and grounds every Saturday from 12pm - 9pm during winter, featuring live music from local Hudson Valley legends. Enjoy seasonal food and drink menus inspired by…

  • Live Music Every Saturday

    Jul 18, 2026

    Arrowood Farms is open every Saturday throughout the winter with cozy evenings, delicious food, and a rotating lineup of live music each weekend. Follow their Instagram for update…

  • New Spring Hours

    Jul 18, 2026

    Arrowood Farms has updated their spring operating hours to Friday 4-9pm, Saturday 12-9pm, and Sunday 12-7pm.

  • Summer Concert Series: Woodsist 2026 Festival

    Jul 19, 2026

    Experience the Woodsist 2026 music festival at Arrowood Farms, featuring a lineup of artists for a day of live music in the Hudson Valley. Event presented by Impact Concerts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Arrowood Farms located?
Arrowood Farms is located at 236 Lower Whitfield Rd, Accord, New York, 12404-5809. Use the map and directions on this page to plan your visit.
What are Arrowood Farms's hours?
Taproom hours are not posted to Beer.Social. Call 8452530389 to confirm before visiting.
How can I learn more about Arrowood Farms?
Visit https://arrowoodfarms.com/ for the brewery's own information about beers, events, and operations. Beer.Social aggregates public data and visitor-facing details to help with planning a stop.