Bars & Breweries

Here are changes and innovations that could affect the craft beer industry and the beer in your glass in 2019.

Westword‘s Beer Man picks his favorites from the last year of drinking Colorado beers.

Those larger cans will save on wait time in lines.

Here are our picks for the best craft beer tastings, tappings and other events through January 5, 2019.

Active lifestyle practitioners now have a craft beverage to go with yoga and CrossFit.

The brewery opened in the former home of Wit’s End.

Flavor of Havana is a great destination for cigar aficionados, but it’s also a wlecoming neighborhood watering hole.

The retail beer market it about to undergo big changes as 2019 will see grocery and convenience stores selling full-strength beers.

Catch the tastiest craft beer festivals, tappings, tastings and other events in Denver.

Capitol Hill has a new bar named in honor of one of America’s most popular dog breeds.

Who makes the beer at Social Order Brewing? It’s a secret; they just want you to enjoy the result.

This state’s 3.2 beer market is drying up January 1, after 85 years.

2018 was shaped by new beer styles, the challenges of competition and the end of the 3.2 era.

The California winery is pouring four reds, three whites and a rosé.

Cerebral is known for hazy IPAs and other experimental beers, but it turning to tradition with a classic style.

Here are our this year’s picks for our annual list of the best new bars in town.

Speed, skill, knowledge and consistency are part of the judging at a new bartending competition sponsored by Woody Creek Distillers.

A Colorado Springs distillery just released its upgraded version of the German spirit.

The Centennial Brewery targets a new subdivision in Arvada for its second taproom.

This west Denver bar takes its name from a movie, not from the way you’ll feel in the morning.

Blanchard Family Wines will open a new tasting room in LoDo this month.

Don’t miss these beer festivals, tastings, tappings and other happenings.