Drink

New in brew: Black Project Spontaneous & Wild Ales

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It wasn’t until the mid-1800s that yeast was “discovered.” French chemist Louis Pasteur took credit, and his treatise changed the brewing world within decades. Granted, brewers...

Tour de brew: Samples

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There are over 6,300 breweries in America as of 2017, according to the Brewers Association. And though we would like to stop in and...

Second Sip

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When Jessica Benjamin took over First Bite in 2019, she realized the traditional restaurant-week model with prix fixe menus wasn’t working for the eateries...

A drink to celebrate

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The lore is that the sazerac is the oldest American cocktail. The story goes that in the mid-1800s, the owner of the Merchant Exchange Coffee House in New Orleans sold the place to start importing liquor. One of his imports was a cognac called Sazerac-de- Forge et ...

Tour de brew: Cellar West Artisan Ales

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In its former location, Cellar West Artisan Ales, one of Boulder County’s smallest breweries, was not happened upon by accident. Located on the edge...

Profiles in brew: Michael Memsic and Chris Coyne of Sanitas Brewing...

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When it comes to cities, few have a magnet buried deep underground quite like Boulder. Take the two co-founders of Sanitas Brewing Company, Michael...

Know your brew: Stout

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Trying to pin down exactly what makes a stout is no easy task. We know they originated in Britain during the 18th century, are...

Raspberry Provincial from funkwerks works

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Forget one-day blizzards that drop over a foot of snow and knock out power across Boulder County. If we drink summer beers, it will...

Getting the word out on Mortal XXX

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"I thought that Mortal Kombucha was trying to be a hard kombucha, probably from day one,” Becca Schepps tells Boulder Weekly. You know Schepps: she’s the...

A different sort of relaxation

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Soak in a mash bill while you sip it at The Beer Spa

Out front at Front Range Brewing Company

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Artisan craft brewers have wider interests than their audience...

Ales and lagers are beers, but what’s the difference?

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To the casual sipper of suds, there are only two types of beer: The kind you like and the kind you don’t. Am I...