Bars & Breweries

Taps serving craft beer are part of Governor Hickenlooper’s legacy at the Governor’s Mansion.

Waldschänke Ciders, the newest Colorado cider spot, plans to open in early 2019 in Denver’s Sunnyside neighborhood.

George Washington would be proud of this brewery’s use of hemp — and it’s defiance of unfair government regulations.

The tiny enclave of Welby in north Denver is home to the might Drunken Monkeys.

Here’s a rundown of the best craft beer events and tappings around Denver in the coming weeks.

This Weld County cider house is serving up sippers perfect for fall.

The end of Daylight Saving Time ended came on November 4, but Mountain Standard failed to appear.

This northeast Denver bar took its name from a scene in Pulp Fiction, but otherwise it’s just a quiet, neighborhood watering hole.

Find the newest beers, grab tickets to the hottest beer festivals and mark your calendars for other tasty beer events.

Denver’s airport is planning to mirror more of Colorado’s diverse craft beer scene.

The Lafayette location has closed; Boulder’s remains open.

Jet IPA will be the first beer brewed on site.

The Brewers Association is considering changing its definition of craft beer to make room for cannabis derivatives.

This Capitol Hill bar isn’t Gabors, but it’s still a fine addition to the neighborhood.

Catch the best craft beer events and beer releases in Denver for the coming weeks.

Every year for the past four, Station 26 Brewing has released its luscious Dark Star Barrel Aged Imperial Stout on the day after Thanksgiving. The brewery — and the beer — provided a welcome respite from Black Friday and from holiday madness. This time around, Station 26 will release the…

Alex Liberati coined the word “oenobeer” to describe the beer-wine hybrids he’ll be serving beginning October 29.

This neighborhood bar offers far more than the name and metal theme would suggest.

A recent international beer festival in Denver highlighted the fact that Denver’s brewers are as talented as the best in the world.

There are so many beery things to do, it’s downright frightening.

The Arvada brewery/restaurant is poised for big growth in 2019.

The fizzy water from Mexico has become a Mile High favorite.