Bars & Breweries

New Belgium will cease to be an employee-owned brewery once the sale is final.

Two Colorado brewers took advantage of a brewing law that expires at the end of the year.

Great Divide is helping you track down rare and elusive Yetis with events all week.

Several Denver breweries want you to join them on the dark side.

Happy hour at Chow Morso’s comfortable bar offers great food, wine and value.

This Golden brewery named its Beulah Red Ale after marble from a famous Colorado quarry.

Slattery’s in the Denver Tech Center recently changed hands but still maintains its Irish Pub ambience.

Our weekly guide to the best craft beer festivals, tappings, tastings and other events.

Put your fork down….

CO-Brew, which had developed a double base of fans cited rising rents in the area and “a decline in the homebrewing industry” for the decision.

Good River Beer Company, which has never had a tap room, will finally open one — in the Renegade Brewing production space.

The company is leaving Colorado in the cold.

This old firehouse is hot!

Beery news both big and small.

Enjoy the food of chef Jose Guerrero at Cerveceria Colorado’s beer-and-bug pairing.

The Durango brewery and its sister distillery are taking over the former Fate Brewing building.

The tap house isn’t a pretentious or trendy spot.

Don’t miss these craft beer festivals, tappings, tastings and other events from now through November 16.

A decade-old standby in LoHi shines during happy hour, especially if you stick with beef and seafood bites.

A Denver craft brewery dives into the canned michelada market.

Barricuda’s has served as a second home to Capitol Hill denizens, but will close for good on November 3.

A spontaneously fermented, blended beer from Primitive Brewing won a GABF medal and will be released in bottles.