Bars & Breweries

Stories are spilling out all over the country.

These brewers went an extra step…or two.

“We are just using grapes instead of grain.”

You didn’t find too many $11 cocktails at the strip club.

Only one C.B. & Potts remains, under a new owner.

He’s serving his own food. Why not his own beer?

Denver has lost many of its classic watering holes. Fortunately, a few favorites are still pouring.

Our weekly roundup of the best new beers and brewery events in Denver and beyond.

You’ll find four different chile beers in one stop — on draft or in cans to go.

What’s in a name? Five Points, if you’re Odell Brewing.

You won’t need a designated driver after a few drinks at Awake.

Dwayne Johnson wants you to try his new tequila — and he’ll buy your guacamole if you do.

Our weekly roundup of all that’s great in Denver’s craft brewing scene.

A new horror-themed bar screens scary movies and serves ghoulish cocktails.

The woodsy brewery is adding a canning line, an events space and more brewing equipment.

These beers rely as much on a specific flavor profile as they do on New Zealand ingredients.

Our weekly roundup of happenings and releases at Denver’s craft breweries.

Even the titans toppled, but this one’s trying to stay on top.

Breweries have remained strong and resilient, but is the worst over?

Stranahan’s releases its latest rendition of its classic American single malt this weekend, offering imbibers a more mature whiskey for the same price as the younger stuff.

The Coors subsidiary’s first taproom will open this summer at McGregor Square.

Beer sales by the glass are down, but more drinkers want great beer at home.