Drink up.

One is heading up a new brewery opening soon.

“I feel like we can be stronger together.”

Its “brand family” is growing.

“It will be higher concept food but in a relaxed setting.”

“We keep it fun.”

They don’t make Avalanche Ale anymore at the original Breckenridge Brewery in Summit County. Or Vanilla Porter, or any of the other flagships that made the brewery famous. The staff leaves those beers to the production workers at Breck’s big campus in Littleton. Which is good news for Jimmy Walker…

From IPAs to a pickle brew.

“Oskar Blues was my first kid.”

Come for the beer, stay for the pizza.

Proof of vaccine will be required.

“It’s similar to Frisco.”

“It was the right place, it was just a bad point in time.”

“The barrel is another ingredient.”

It’s all in good fun.

“This is the year of growth for us.”

Rauchbiers are having a moment.

The accusations began rolling in last May, and they weren’t pretty. Modern Times Beer was called a “toxic” place to work. Employees – women in particular – said they were treated poorly, their ideas pushed aside. Others said they were overlooked, lied to, harassed and even sexually assaulted. Jacob McKean,…

From energy drinks to booze.

“This is going to be fun.”

The pizza will stay the same.