Bars & Breweries

Don’t miss our picks for the best craft beer happenings through February 18.

Even with a new governor, craft beer continues to be a focus of positive government action.

The annual festival is a bellwether for coming trends in the craft brewing world.

Whether you’re a hoppy beer lover or cocktail enthusiast, Colorado Common Cider has a bold and innovative cider waiting for you.

Arcade games and billiards are just the beginning at these neighborhood bars.

Brewer Tom Martinez took over De Steeg in 2017 and has now purchased St. Patrick’s and will soon rebrand as Blind Faith.

Don’t miss these top January craft beer events in Denver and beyond.

The government shutdown has created a backlog of approvals at the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax & Trade Bureau, but these twenty beers made it through before the bureau went dark.

Sunken bars were once a part of the American drinking landscape. Here are four that have survived the decades, plus one new one.

Barbecue and beer through a drive-up window seemed like a great idea at the time.

Snow Capped Cider is a 100 percent Colorado-produced cider with a tasting room in an art gallery.

Aspen Peak Cellars has been destroyed by fire and a runaway truck, but a year after rebuilding and reopening for the second time, the winery is winning praise.

Dragon Meadery in Aurora is producing award-winning meads right from a home garage.

This West Colfax Bar is as old as the city of Lakewood itself.

Here are our picks for the best craft beer festivals, tastings, tapping and other events through the end of January.

The brewery just went through a round of layoffs but is focusing on new beers and grocery-store sales in 2019.

One of metro Denver’s oldest Irish pubs takes the Irish theme to the limit.

Here are our picks for the best Colorado craft beer events for the coming weeks.

It’s been a wild ride for this bar, and it’s not over yet.

This year’s festival includes several never-before seen beers from Colorado brewers.

The closing of this Centennial craft brewery could be a harbinger of bad things to come for the industry.

Don’t miss these craft beer festivals, tastings, tappings and other happenings at breweries around town and beyond.