Bars & Breweries

One day after a bartender was injured in a scooter accident, a fire broke out on the block, but it’s still pouring.

The event returns on March 30 and once again has a creative lineup, including a stout made with smoked brisket.

Other highlights include the closure of the original Barrels and Bottles in Golden and a fantasy-themed beer fest this weekend in RiNo.

It’s the latest addition to the Regular, a fine dining restaurant that debuted on Market Street last year.

We’ve also got the latest on a new Elevation Beer bar in Salida, a Westbound & Down pop-up in Aspen and our beer of the week, a breakfast sour.

“The quality of spirits coming out of the state is only getting better and better.”

There are also some fun brewery events this week, including the Beer, Bacon and Coffee Fest.

When the copyright on Steamboat Willie expired, Golden City and 4 Noses both jumped at the chance to use the cartoon as inspiration.

Fore! Take a swing at these spots where you can go for a hole-in-one while sipping cocktails with friends.

Get the details on an MSG-infused beer and upcoming events like River North’s 12th anniversary party.

We also have the details on upcoming events including SUDS for SIDS, a First Draft beer dinner and the Sexy Motor Oil release in Breckenridge.

The RiNo Grog Shop debuted in January and offers everything from pasta, tinned fish and local blue corn vodka to Doritos and PBR.

If you miss Armida’s, take note.

Even with Vine Street still closed, February is all about dark beers.

Plus, get the details about a trio of upcoming beer events and check out our beer of the week, a dark ale from Lady Justice that’s ideal for cold days.

“We just want everyone to know we’re here, we’re open, we’re keeping the same vibe and everybody’s welcome.”

His brand, Thistle & Mint, partners with top local breweries like Burns Family Artisan ales and Crooked Stave Artisans for the events.

Local bartenders got creative with some of the movie’s most memorable scenes.

We also have the details on an award-winning brewery’s membership program, an upcoming beer dinner and a must-try German-style Schwarzbier.

“I look at it like it’s not mine. The environment is mine, but the soul of it is the people that come there.”

This brewery says the move is a way to keep its Georgetown location open as it reorganizes its debt.

Cheers!