This Week in Beer: Live Slow Evicted, Grandma’s House Closing and More
The planned brewery and bowling alley combo at Gold’s Marketplace in Wheat Ridge has been mired in disaster from the start.
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This Week in Beer: Alpine Dog Says Goodbye With $5 Beers and More
It’s been just over a year since the brewery moved from Colfax to Uptown.
This Week in Beer: New Belgium’s Tours Are Among Ten Best in the Country and More
The brewery is among three Colorado beer-related winners on USA Today’s 10Best Awards lists.
This Week in Beer: Resolute Has New Owners, Root Shoot Wins Big and More
We’ve also got the details on several events this weekend including a game show night and a crawfish boil.
Fifteen Beers to Try at Collaboration Fest
The event returns on March 30 and once again has a creative lineup, including a stout made with smoked brisket.
This Week in Beer: Outer Range Goes International and More
Other highlights include the closure of the original Barrels and Bottles in Golden and a fantasy-themed beer fest this weekend in RiNo.
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This Week in Beer: Pair Girl Scout Cookies With Brews and More
We’ve also got the latest on a new Elevation Beer bar in Salida, a Westbound & Down pop-up in Aspen and our beer of the week, a breakfast sour.
This Week in Beer: Colorado Plus Goes on Pause for Six Months and More
There are also some fun brewery events this week, including the Beer, Bacon and Coffee Fest.
Seeing Double: Two Local Breweries Release Nearly Identical New Can Designs
When the copyright on Steamboat Willie expired, Golden City and 4 Noses both jumped at the chance to use the cartoon as inspiration.
This Week in Beer: Lady Justice Is Moving, Jade Mountain Rebrands and More
Get the details on an MSG-infused beer and upcoming events like River North’s 12th anniversary party.
This Week in Beer: A Parker Brewery Has Been Acquired and More
We also have the details on upcoming events including SUDS for SIDS, a First Draft beer dinner and the Sexy Motor Oil release in Breckenridge.
This Week in Beer: Downhill Brewing Expands, Stout Month Returns and More
Even with Vine Street still closed, February is all about dark beers.
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This Week in Beer: Delaware’s Dewey Opens in Denver, Dry Dock Is Closing a Location and More
Plus, get the details about a trio of upcoming beer events and check out our beer of the week, a dark ale from Lady Justice that’s ideal for cold days.
Chef Jared Kendall is Leading Denver’s Beer Dinner Scene
His brand, Thistle & Mint, partners with top local breweries like Burns Family Artisan ales and Crooked Stave Artisans for the events.
This Week in Beer: Get Tickets for an Adults-Only Beer Fest at the Children’s Museum and More
We also have the details on an award-winning brewery’s membership program, an upcoming beer dinner and a must-try German-style Schwarzbier.
Great Divide Brewery & Roadhouse Opening Soon in Lone Tree
It will be operated by Vibe Concepts, the group behind Tstreet Roadhouse, Roadhouse Boulder Depot, Spanky’s Roadhouse and Reivers Bar and Grill.
This Week in Beer: Georgetown Brewery Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy and More
This brewery says the move is a way to keep its Georgetown location open as it reorganizes its debt.
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This Week in Beer: Ball Out With Rocky Mountain Oyster Stout and More
Plus, Guy Fieri visits a Boulder biergarten on a Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives episode that airs January 5.
This Week in Beer: A New Brewer at Burns, NYE Events and More
Plus, check out our beer of the week, an Italian pilsner that showcases a delicious array of hop flavors.
After Years of Ups and Downs, Tivoli Is Taking on the Big Players With Outlaw Mile Hi
It’s moved production from the Auraria campus in Denver to the Gold Buckle Beer facility in La Junta in an effort to compete with Bud, Miller and Coors.
This Week in Beer: Tivoli Is No Longer Brewing at Auraria, Crooked Stave FoCo Is Closing and More
Plus, check out our beer of the week, an homage to a legendary German pilsner.