Columbus, in Burlington County, is a small rural community in the agricultural interior of central South Jersey, situated roughly midway between Trenton and Mount Holly along Route 206. The surrounding landscape is flat farmland characteristic of Burlington County, a county that covers a large swath of land from the Delaware River to the Pine Barrens. The community is small, with a historic flea market and farmers market that draws visitors from across the county.

Burlington County’s craft beverage scene is spread across a wide geographic area given the county’s size. The flat terrain and farm character of the Columbus area make it more similar to the agricultural winery landscape of Gloucester and Salem counties to the south than to the denser suburban brewery clusters to the north. For visitors or residents in this part of Burlington County, the nearest craft beverage options typically require a short drive toward Mount Holly, Medford, or the Pemberton area. The county’s production venues range across rural and suburban settings throughout its broad geography.