Bars & Breweries

The brewery with locations in Centennial and Littleton parted ways with two founding partners and its head brewer.

“Both sides really support each other,” says Amanda Lawlor, who opened the concept on Platte Street in March.

Filled with art and knickknacks, it already feels like a well-worn neighborhood watering hole.

Other highlights include the first beer from new company Andiamo, a Pride edition of Beer & Books at Goldspot, and a trout and beer pairing dinner.

Both come from award-winning restaurateurs.

“The company is now out of cash and time and we have no alternative at this point.”

Full Frame Beer is a new venture from the Jagged Mountain Brewery head brewer Our Mutual Friend Brewing lead brewer.

After a sudden rebrand in February, the Aurora heavy metal brewery is planning to open a second location in Baker.

“We’re not a cocktail bar. We’re not a beer bar. We’re not a wine bar. We’re just a place to go drink.”

“The Phish community is so tightly knit and supportive.”

“We always want to give, we never want to take. We’re not a charity. We’re never going to ask.”

We also have the scoop on the changes coming for GABF and two big brewery anniversary celebrations this weekend.

We also have the details on upcoming brewery events, including Dog Mom Day at River North.

The interior of the neighborhood bar dates back 150 years, but the owner and the food options are all new.

Let the summer bar-hopping adventures begin!

Have you tried King of Carrot Flowers? You won’t forget it.

The Colorado couple behind Chillco Drinks adapted their product to fit the home arena of the Nuggets and Avalanche.

The Colorado Brewers Guild says even small increases could hurt local businesses.

Nineteen local breweries took home a total of 21 medals at the largest beer competition in the world.

For this list, well-made brews are the focus, with a slight bump for truly outstanding ambiance or special events that elevate the drinking experience.

You can taste its award-winning spirits at its Denver tasting room.

We also have the details from the Brewers Association’s new 2023 report on the industry.