Bars & Breweries

Sweet and savory rims add a punch of flavor to bring out the best in unusual Colorado beers.

This 17th Avenue pizzeria offers an Italian aperitivo-style happy hour.

A mere three years after opening, family-run Deep Roots Winery & Bistro, at 1516 Wazee Street in LoDo, is expanding to a second location at 2875 Blake Street, in the former home of C Squared Ciders. The 5,000-square-foot space, which will open in late-March or early-April, will enable Deep Roots…

Monaghan’s has been serving drinks under the same name since 1892.

Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Thursday, January 30, for the seventh annual Collaboration Fest, which will take place Saturday, April 4, from 3 to 6 p.m., at the Fillmore Auditorium. Hosted by the Colorado Brewers Guild, the Collab Fest features more than one hundred collaborative projects between Colorado…

The year-old brewery that took over where St. Patrick’s left off is shutting down on February 9.

The brews are so good, you might even drink them in February.

A new mead is pouring in Colorado Springs — and the brews carry names from Norse mythology.

A burger and beer deal beckons happy hour hunters to this Jefferson Park restaurant/brewery.

Lakewood’s Ballmer Peak is the town’s first and only craft distillery and tasting room.

Here’s our calendar of Denver craft beer tappings, tastings, festivals and other happenings in the coming weeks.

The battle of the bubbles expands.

C Squared Cider is moving to Penrose, but this cider maker has been there longer.

Our Beer Man gives his beer recommendations and takeaways of this excellent beer festival.

This Cherry Creek eatery does a pretty decent happy hour, even for a chain.

Find out what’s happening at breweries and tap rooms all over town in the coming weeks.

The five-year old Overland neighborhood brewery hopes to restructure its debt to remain open.

The Full House has called South Broadway in Englewood home for the past five decades.

Denver Brewing Co. just purchased the properly where Maddie’s Restaurant recently closed.

Snooze co-founder Jon Schlegel has translated his love of Italy to a new winery and tasting room in the Ballpark neighborhood.

An old favorite in the Highland neighborhood still puts out a welcoming happy hour.

These ten breweries plan to set up shop in Denver’s suburbs in the coming months.