“Colorado’s beer industry really is the story of the Gold Rush and of immigration.”

“Joining Wilding is an exciting next step that brings new energy and a shared passion for craft, creativity and community.”

“I walked the space and I was like, wow, this is really cool. It’s loaded with personality and character.”

“It’s always been the plan to close those locations. We might have kept them open, but we decided it didn’t make sense.”

“Holidaily allows those who are gluten-free to celebrate or just enjoy a delicious beer that actually tastes like beer.”

“Our whole goal is to provide high-quality sourced whiskey that is made somewhere else and then is aged here in Colorado.”

“Whiskey Wednesday is not just about tasting whiskey, it’s about creating connections and sharing stories.”

Westword‘s Best New Brewery is paying homage to the Chicago band with a brew named after its first album.

After fifteen years as Denver’s party distillery, it’s growing up.

“I’ve had to come to terms with the fact that selling it is one of the options. Getting to that point was the biggest step,” says Brian Dunn.

The deal will help push year-round sales of their beers.

Big name mergers and acquisitions are shaking things up, while one boutique brewery is shutting down.

The spirit was among the Colorado winners at this year’s World Whiskies Awards America.

Delaware-based Dewey Beer is out, cheap hot dogs and beer-and-shot combos are in.

Businesses like Leopold Bros. saw sales spike when COVID hit in 2020 but right now, there’s not a lot of reason for optimism.