This Week in Beer: N/A Producer Grüvi Rebrands and More
There’s also a new head of the Brewers Association.
There’s also a new head of the Brewers Association.
The latest closure announcement came from Fiction, which is saying goodbye at the end of the month after a decade in business.
Local breweries put out some spectacular options this year.
TightKnit is also closing its Greeley location, while Bierstadt Lagerhaus has new cocktails on the menu.
Weekend event highlights include an ’80’s Jazzercise class at Bierstadt and a beer gear swap at Max Taps Highlands Ranch.
The popular Colorado Brewers Guild event will take place on April 19, 2025, at the Westin Westminster.
It nabbed Best American Beer at the Brussels Beer Challenge.
Denver Beer Company is teaming up with Hinman Pie for its popular fall event.
The one-of-a-kind flavors that come from local grains are being used to create distinctive beers and spirits.
There’s also a new beer competition coming in January from the Colorado Brewers Guild.
There’s also a brewery up for sale in Fruita and $2 pints at Golden City’s 31st-anniversary party.
Local breweries are celebrating the spooky season, and also helping North Carolina colleagues through a scary time.
We also have news on an ownership change at Jagged Mountain, a Broomfield brewery that’s for sale and more.
Did they pay off?
Winners include Cannonball Creek, which continued its streak, and the first medal for Burns Family Artisan Ales.
This is the busiest week of the year for Denver-area beer events.
The event, which takes place on Thursday and Friday, brings together some of the country’s best chefs.
Events like this have become a rarity on the festival circuit – are beer festivals really dying?
Changes this year include new experience areas such as Prost!, a German biergarten and even a Halloween-themed area.
Over 35 breweries, including heavy hitters from out of state, will compete for the crown.
TRVE’s Asheville location was able to reopen, but New Belgium’s NC outpost experienced serious flooding from Hurricane Helene.
Vanishing West took over the former Lady Justice Brewing location in the Aurora Cultural Arts District.