The bitter truth

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Brewganic

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Consumption in the time of coronavirus

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Twisted Pine Brewing Company is open for business. So is Wild Provisions Beer Project, Uhl’s Brewing Co., Liquid Mechanics Brewing Company, Redgarden Restaurant and...

Profiles in brew: Kristin Scott of Odd13 Brewing

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Trying to comprehend what a company is, where they’ve been and where they’re headed is no easy task. But for Kristin Scott, president and...

Fort Collins Beer Week: Un-festival for local businesses

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Savvy beer fans know that May 12-18 is American Craft Beer Week, in which breweries nationwide offer deals, brew special batches and participate in festivals. And though the event was conceived by the Boulder-based Brewers Association, signs of American Craft Brew ...

Drink of the week: Endo Brewing Co.’s Comfortably Numb

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Brewing a big beer can be a tricky thing. You could double the malt and produce more fermentable sugars, dumping in a ton of hops to...

A family malt and a farm brew

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There is a sort of alchemy that goes into brewing and distilling—grain, water, yeast and time yield something beautiful and delicious. Down in Alamosa, brothers...

Hops for days

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If you’re like me, you’re eager for breweries to open at full capacity — to try samplers of beers and unique taproom-only offerings; to...

Drinking pink

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As a kid, I was aware that a pink wine called white zinfandel existed, but my dad considered it crap. That memory lasted well into my adulthood: Don’t buy pink wine because it’s garbage. Fast forward to five years ago or so, and you’ll find entire rows of rosé in ...

The pig that saved Avery

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Stay in one place long enough, and you’ll see things come and go, only to come back around again. It’s been over 40 years...

Tour de brew: Nitro Fest

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He handed me the taster and I watched as the fine nitrogen bubbles rushed up the beer to the surface, spreading out along the...

The booze boom in entertainment

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Craft brewing has been around for 500 years. In the past decade, though, it’s taken off — especially in the United States. The appeal is obvious. Smaller batch sizes and creative recipes lend the craft brew flavors (and identities) that Budweiser can’t match. ...

Rest easy, wine lovers

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One glass of cabernet sauvignon was described as “powerful and heavy.” Another was described as “subtle and refined.” The only difference? The music that was playing while people drank the wine...

Tour de brew: Walnut Brewery

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Everybody needs a nice neighborhood bar. Friendly faces behind the taps, a reliable menu for when you can’t make up your mind and a...