Cuisine

Aged in the old country

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The first thing you need to know about The Cheese Course is that it’s almost absurdly pleasant. Outside, the sun roasts the asphalt of the parking lot as the traffic roars through the intersection of Folsom and Arapahoe, but inside you are hit with a blast of Tommy ...

The saga continues

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Jim Sonn, owner of the Pearl Street Pub, had every reason to be apprehensive on July 16. The downtown bar he owns was up for the annual renewal of its liquor license. Normally, it can be handled by mail. But after Boulder’s Beverage Licensing Authority (which ...

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...

Facelift

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Without deviation from the norm, progress is not possible,” said Frank Zappa in 1971, words that would seem to describe downtown Boulder over the last four decades. From the opening of the Pearl Street Mall in 1976 while Americans were continuing to flee inner cities...

A taste of the South

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As a longtime High Country denizen, I must admit a vague understanding of what constitutes the Low Country, although Pat Conroy seems to have something to do with it. However, a handy glossary on the back of Boulder’s new Shug’s Low Country Cuisine menu and a spot ...

Breakfast with a side of country charm

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For me, weekend breakfasts take on a distinctly different tenor than workday morning repasts. All too often, the weekday meal is a hurried affair, consisting of downing a cup of java while rushing out the door after gulping down a bowl of granola of piece of fruit. ...

Gin and art in RiNo

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The award-winning spirits of Denver's Ironton Distillery

Fare thee well: BRU handbuilt ales & eats

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It started as a dream on a beach in Mexico, a dream that became a reality in 2012 when Ian and Bryce Clark opened...

Future snacks

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According to FastCasual, emotions are driving U.S. diners’ eating and cooking decisions more than the shaky economic conditions right now. We are choosing familiar...

In with the old

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At a recent wine tasting in Boulder, there was a rarity being poured. We were all assured of it. The wine was made from 100 percent bobal grapes, a red varietal that is rarely seen in the U.S. on its own and is often used in blends. It’s mostly grown in Spain, where ...

Chef Kyle Mendenhall on music and cooking

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Kyle Mendenhall — the chef who helped launched The Kitchen’s national enterprise, and whose new restaurant, Arcana, was recently billed by the New York...

Waste makes taste

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Lots of Colorado food companies call their products “local,” but it may really mean “regional.” Many restaurants detail the local source of their ingredients...