Bars & Breweries

Its “brand family” is growing.

Raise a pint of Guinness!

“It will be higher concept food but in a relaxed setting.”

“We keep it fun.”

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

It’s a perfect harmony.

Stop by for a cold beer and a burger.

It’s proved popular.

They don’t make Avalanche Ale anymore at the original Breckenridge Brewery in Summit County. Or Vanilla Porter, or any of the other flagships that made the brewery famous. The staff leaves those beers to the production workers at Breck’s big campus in Littleton. Which is good news for Jimmy Walker…

From a longtime bartender.

From IPAs to a pickle brew.

They’re pros at making regulars.

Most of its ciders are single varietal.

“Oskar Blues was my first kid.”

Come for the beer, stay for the pizza.

Proof of vaccine will be required.

“It’s similar to Frisco.”

“It was the right place, it was just a bad point in time.”

Its first event is February 2.

Its first featured brewery has been announced.

“The barrel is another ingredient.”

In the former home of Colt & Gray.