Bars & Breweries

The judged beer competition will still take place, along with a schedule of online events.

Denver breweries are tapping some great new beers all week.

May 19 marks then tenth anniversary of Denver’s first taproom brewery.

This RiNo wine bar is frying up some great chicken to go with the booze.

Longer fermentation time and shelf life make lagers the current choice for brewers.

Get new brews to go and participate in online tastings and fests.

The tiny Santa Fe Drive taproom is closing at the end of this month.

Sip on some returning favorites and brand new beers made just for spring weather.

Wine, cheese, bruschetta and “snacky things” fill the bill for takeout happy hour.

Prost beers are here in cans just in time for summer drinking.

The bars of Lakewood, Sheridan and even Central City need your takeout orders.

The craft brewery was on shaky ground even before the mandated taproom closures.

Here’s our weekly roundup of the best beer tappings and other happenings.

There will be rules — but you’ll be able to relax with a beer and friends.

The crowds and beer sharing inherent in beer festivals don’t pair well with a pandemic.

Jared Polis extended his order for another thirty days.

Your favorite neighborhood bars are still serving up food and drinks to go.

The pre-Prohibition-style brew seems appropriate for current conditions.

Don’t miss these new beers and online beer chats from now through May 7.

The Colorado Brewers Guild and Brewers Association can’t raise money with the usual festivals and events.

Distill the alcohol from beer and you’ve got the raw ingredient for a product in short supply.

Uchi took its time retooling for takeout, but the result is a happy hour menu that travels well.