Other than outdoor sports, craft beer may be the single most popular aspect of contemporary Colorado culture, and for good reason. Some regional brews reach alcohol levels of up to 20% and feature flavors as diverse as lemongrass, t...Open the full description
Other than outdoor sports, craft beer may be the single most popular aspect of contemporary Colorado culture, and for good reason. Some regional brews reach alcohol levels of up to 20% and feature flavors as diverse as lemongrass, thai basil, pumpkin, Mexican chilis, wild berries and bourbon to name just a few. If you think you don't like beer, think again; many of these ales are worlds apart from the standard corporate lager.
Euclid Hall Bar & Kitchen
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Carnal comfort food such as housemade sausages, po' boys, poutine and schnitzels are complemented by one of the city's best beer selections and housed in a raw brick building from the late 1800's. If you care at all for quality meat, craft beer or historic ambiance, you may find it hard to leave.
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The Source
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The Source epitomizes the soul of the surrounding RiNo district. Recently wrought by industrial blight, entrepreneurs have ingeniously repurposed abandoned buildings and scrap materials to ressurect the neighborhood as the city's new artistic hub. Not only a one-stop shop for all things gourmet, the Source is also a captivating architectural space.
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The Great American Beer Festival
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This is easily the biggest and most diverse beer festival in the world- if you consider yourself a beer fan, you owe it yourself to go at least once in your life. Unfortunately entry is rather expensive (the ticket price includes as many samples as you care to drink), and the event sells out months ahead of time so planning ahead is required.
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Prost Brewing
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Set up in a building with an open floor plan are several huge banquet tables in traditional German fashion. In good weather most of the drinking takes place outside. This layout lends itself to meeting friendly strangers and drunken sing-alongs, and paired with the full liter (maß) sized mugs offers the true Bavarian experience.
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Bull & Bush Pub And Brewery
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For the past 10 years of so Bull & Bush has become renowned as one of the best craft breweries in town. The kitchen serves up everything from English pub specialties to traditional American fare. Happy hour from 3-6pm MOnday through Friday offers discounts on drinks and small bar bites.
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Falling Rock Tap House
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Beer geeks of the highest degree gather here for limited releases and to share their personal tales of hunting whales (a common petname for elite bottles). If you want to participate in the most obsessive faction of beer culture, this is the place. The food is also very good, and the kitchen stays open till 1am on weekends.
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Renegade Brewing Co.
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Despite quick growth, Renegade has managed to retain much of its crafty charm. The taproom has interesting design elements, and board games are available. The location is also well integrated with the creative Santa Fe neighborhood, and only a short walk from a number of galleries. Food trucks are present Tuesday through Saturday.
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Hops & Pie
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22 high quality craft beers are on tap at any given moment, one of which also features as an ingredient in the exceptional pizza dough. The diversity of suds is matched by the diversity of pies, topped with epicurean ingredients ranging from fig jam to strips of choice steak.
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Crooked Stave @ The Source
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Crooked Stave's new taproom is one of the main attractions of the stylish urban-industrial Source Market. The new digs offer mastermind Chad Yakobson opportunites to expand CS's repetoire, which includes wild, funky and sour ales flavored with kumquats, blueberries, rhubarb and a slew of other experimental ingredients.
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What the Funk!?
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This festival is put on by Crooked Stave, Denver's cultish kings of sour and wild ales, and Funk'n Wild, a community of like-minded enthusiasts. Breweries are accepted by invitation only (rather than GABF's online application) so the selection is curated. Attendees are commited geeks and industry insiders who can hold their beer respectably well.
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TRVE Brewing Co.
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In their words, TRVE represents being part of a counter culture without taking it too seriously. If you enjoy metal but don't look the part, you're still more than welcome. The beers are a big draw themselves; insanely bitter, citric IPA's and puckering sour ales are brewed and tapped without much concern for repressive, stylistic dogma.
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Vine Street Pub & Brewery
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Vine Street is one of four locations comprising the regional Mountain Sun franchise, all of which are perfectly suited to the laidback Colorado lifestyle. Hippies, hikers and lawn-game enthusiasts gather here, united by a love for the reasonably priced quality brews and a food menu offering both award-winning wings and award-winning vegan dishes.
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Great Divide Brewery
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Unlike the subtle lagers of Germany or mellow ales of England, Colorado's beers are best known for being strong, bold and adventurous, befitting of the state's adventurous character. Great Divide honors this reputation with it's impressive imperial stout, the inky, viscous, and rich like liquid chocolate brew called Yeti.
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