Drink

‘A whole different business model’

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Aaron Uhl believes in excellent products and excellent service. A homebrewer for 10-plus years, Uhl hit the commercial scene in 2018 as a contract...

Tour de brew: Romero’s K9 Club & Tap House

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Did you know Colorado’s state animal is the Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep? Those majestic and rugged rams of the Rockies were bestowed the honor...

Colorado riesling is the truth

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Though 2020 continues to pose challenges for Colorado’s winemakers — from wildfires to frosts to tourism declines (see more in Feast, page 33) —...

‘It got crazy’

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Editor’s note: Longtime Boulder Weekly contributor Michael J. Casey has written a definitive history of the local craft beer scene, Boulder County Beer: A...

Drink this: Avery Brewing Co.’s Pomona Barrel-Aged Tart Ale

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Brewed with bushels of blueberry and pomegranate and then aged over four months in oak barrels, Avery Brewing Co.’s newest addition to its barrel-aged...

Drink this: Oskar Blues Brewery’s Oskar the Lion Sour Ale

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On April 23, 2020, the Denver Zoo welcomed two new African lion cubs to the pride. Nature waits not for a pandemic, nor does...

The time is right for Belgian beer

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While excellent holiday beers pop up from local brewers throughout December, you’ll also notice a stable of traditional Belgian winter beers on the shelves...

A multi-roaster coffee shop that’s a gateway, not a gatekeeper

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Whiskey, beer and wine aren’t the only things we like to drink in Boulder County. What about the coffee and tea purveyors that keep...

Tour de brew: Outworld Brewing

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You’d be forgiven if you happened to cruise past Outworld Brewing’s gray stone storefront and figured there was nothing special inside. Located on Vista...

Tour de brew: Großen Bart Brewery

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Colorado is the state of craft beer. If you brew it, we will drink it; but you have to do something to stand out...

From Colorado to the world

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Lafayette’s Westbound & Down Mill is open for business

Profiles in brew: Gravity Brewing and Gastronauts

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No business goes it alone. It takes a village, and few area breweries illustrate that point quite like Louisville’s first tap house: Gravity Brewing — which...