Bars & Breweries

Corona beer jokes aside, Colorado’s craft-beer scene is teetering at the edge of a fallout that could have lasting economic effects.

Wild Beer Provisions, Uhl’s Brewing and the Ska Brewstillery are all launching.

Lakewood is home to this train-themed bar and grill.

The Longmont brewery plans to include “Curtis Park” in the name.

Here’s our list of the best beer events in and around Denver.

This happy hour goes until 7 p.m. with cheap and plentiful appetizers.

These two Denver breweries strapped a brew kettle inside a whitewater raft to make a collaboration ale.

Left Hand Brewing and Suave Fest, a Latinx beer festival, both received grants from the Brewers Association.

The weather at this time of year is unpredictable; be prepared for all conditions with this array of new Colorado beers.

We’ve compiled our list of the best watering holes in metro Denver.

Here’s our calendar of the best craft beer festivals, tappings, tastings and other events through March 29.

Craftworks had resulted from the merger of Gordon Biersch and Rock Bottom.

The cocktails and bites all ring in at five bucks each at this West Highland eatery.

Leap Day weekend bore witness to a startling shakeup in the metro area’s craft-beer scene.

Beer writer and Denver native Jonathan Shikes unveils his new book about the city’s beer history.

They’re canning traditional English-style mild ales to appeal to session drinkers looking for something dark and malty.

Enjoy Chinese, Vietnamese and Thai specialties while you cheer on your favorite team at this Highland sports bar.

The best beer events in Denver and beyond are all on our weekly beer calendar.

The eleven-year-old pub and tap room is changing its name to reflect it primary beer partnership.

Rather than pay more for rent, Devil’s Head is shutting down its distillery.

Two breweries have tried to make a go of the location.

A sumptuous new cocktail bar is ready to open on Platte Street.