Bars & Breweries

One of its spirits beat out 1,500 others from more than forty countries to be named World’s Best Blended.

The style’s delicate complexity can be a real joy for drinkers, especially when served the traditional way.

This is the biggest year yet for the annual fundraiser that benefits the Colorado Brewers Guild.

The beer company branched out to full-strength spirits in 2021.

Though Blake Street Tavern has closed, you can cheer on the Colorado Rockies at these bars all season long.

At least one person at the brewery knows all too well how important these screenings can be.

After Proposition 125 passed, owners Nate and Briana Austin decided to create an agave spirit destination across from Coors Brewery.

The award-winning distillery is located in the historic Greeley Elevator Building.

“When you meet the families who make mezcal, they take you in as if you’re literally a family member.”

Tickets are still available for this popular fest where you sample creative brews like Sour Patch Kids sour ale and mushroom-infused beers.

Located near the University of Denver, this addition is a lowkey neighborhood joint through and through.

The owners of Ephemeral Rotating Taproom and the Walnut Room have some upgrades planned for this neighborhood staple.

Its closed-loop distilling method saves 1.8 billion BTUs and more than four million gallons of water annually.

Head to the West Colfax brewery this weekend for the festivities, which include a retro arcade pop up and special beer releases.

Owners Meagan and Patrick Miller were inspired to launch the distillery after their honeymoon in Ireland.

Coffee from Queen City, cocktails and bites are on offer at this new addition.

“I don’t think it’s any big secret that brewers just don’t really make a whole lot of money.”

The new rules offer convenience for shoppers, but many independent liquor stores are worried about the effect it will have on business.

As Women’s History Month kicks off, these bars and restaurants are focusing on offering wine made by women on their menus.

The latest outpost of this popular brewery has a food menu and an expansive outdoor patio that opens up to a large park.

It’s the second business on Broadway to be hit by a car this year.

“It’s a great neighborhood.”