Drink

Cask-conditioned ales: Keeping it real

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I can remember the feeling, not so long ago, of sitting down at a bar with a decent craft beer selection and being bewildered...

Know your brew: Session IPA

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There is much to learn from movies. Take this exchange between Winston Churchill and King Edward VI in Darkest Hour concerning the Prime Minister’s...

Summer sipper

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With warmer weather and longer days well on their way, we start to crave beverage options that are lighter, fruitier and more refreshing. That’s right where Decadent Saint Sangria from What We Love The Winery comes in...

A career in beer

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Every homebrewer remembers their first. For Julia Herz, the year was 1991, and the brew was a Scotch ale. “It was just the best thing...

Upslope’s bacon grätzer is weirdly good

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Is it possible to create an elegant bacon beer? Should we, as consumers, even want an elegant bacon beer? The answers to these questions...

Locally made classic cocktails to enjoy at home

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There’s nothing like a well-made cocktail constructed by a capable, creative mixologist. Over the last year, we’ve had limited access to these local, behind-the-bar...

Drink this: Oskar Blues Brewery’s Slow Chill Munich-style Helles

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The most recent addition to Oskar Blues’ European-inspired lager series, Slow Chill, is a classic Munich-style helles: Pale straw color with a slight chill...

A single-malt with echoes of Scotland

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Scotland is famed for its single malt whisky, sought out by whiskey snobs all over the world, including this writer. Each distillery spread across...

New in brew: Spon and IPA rule the range

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When Longmont’s Primitive Beer opened last year, all of its offerings were available either on cask or in a box and bag. In a word:...

Tour de brew: Upslope Brewing Company — Flatiron Park

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Snuggled between U.S. 36 and the multicolored pocket neighborhoods of North Boulder, Upslope Brewing Company’s Lee Hill facility is just what you’d expect from a craft...

Big beers and food fixes

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We didn’t have much hope for food in Gravity Brewing’s Louisville warehouse. They’ve got a billion-foot-long bar and pool and pingpong tables, but there’s no sign of dining until we smell someone else’s fries. We grab menus, which we’ve already read carefully. Not a ...

Boulder breweries team up to help those impacted by the King...

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Last year ushered in an unprecedented amount of collaboration between local food and beverage businesses. It was a necessity — few could go it...