In a series of “field trips” across the metro area, the friends downed drinks and shots, awarding gold and silver medals (plus a few skull and crossbones) along the way.
“We’re big proponents of the idea that a rising tide raises all ships, especially in a neighborhood like this.”
After Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul drew big crowds earlier this year, Momoa continued the trend – so which celeb might show up in Denver next?
Natural wines have grown in popularity, and local producers have taken note.
The intimate experience includes food, cocktail pairings and discussion topics. Tickets are still available for this month’s edition on October 19.
Now the home to FlyteCo Brewing, guests will soon be able to see the panoramic views from the top – but you have to be able to climb eleven flights of stairs to get there.
From $1 oysters to BOGO drinks, bars and restaurants are once again enticing guests with great deals.
Together, they created Trail Forge whiskey by distilling Crank Yanker IPA, a process that started four and a half years ago.
It’s new second location, dubbed the TapHouse, will debut on Wednesday, October 18 with a grand opening party.
The event is free to attend and will raise funds for nonprofits chosen by participating breweries like Bierstadt Lagerhaus and Our Mutual Friend.
It’s officially spooky season, which is the perfect time to visit watering holes like Bar Red, the Cruise Room and Honor Farm.
Heading for the hills to catch the fall colors? Belly up at these classic watering holes.
“People think that ciders are all light and fruity, but they have so much more depth than they are expecting.”
We tried out three recipes, including a bourbon-based peach cobbler libation and Explorer Cake, which is inspired by Antarctica.
Local breweries crushed the competition with over three dozen total medals.
It’s back-to-school season, adult-style, with these options for upping your home cocktail game.
While the future of the Tivoli Brewhouse on campus is in flux, this addition assures that students have the opportunity to get hands-on experience.
The fest, which takes place this weekend, got its start in 1982 and has changed a lot since those days.
Negroni week kicks off today with local spots such as Tavernetta, the Family Jones, Olivia serving creative takes on the classic cocktail.
The event, organized by members of the Aurora City Brew Club, will raise funds for the Veterans Community Project.
Sorry, Raiders fans. We can’t help you.
Instead of stocking up on imports this year, drink your way through this list of seasonal beers from breweries in Denver and beyond.
