Bars & Breweries

The brewery that employs adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities is moving to South Broadway.

Great Divide has partnered with Roadhouse Hospitality Group to open a brewpub in Castle Rock.

Wisconsin badgers, intimidating pooches, inebriated waterfowl and burger-toting farm lads are among Denver’s finest.

Don’t miss these great craft beer happenings in Denver and beyond.

Richard Squire is still the landlord of the spot in Breckenridge, and thinks it needs to go to locals.

These are the glory days for craft brewing. Never before have there been this many beers from this many breweries. But the plethora of good beer also means that a trip to the liquor store can sometimes be daunting, especially when brewers are releasing new styles and new designs all…

After two years under the leadership of Andres Gil Zaldana, the Colorado Brewers Guild is seeking a new director.

A beer garden with a philanthropic cause lets guests drink beers from the Craft Alley beer shop.

This Colorado Springs mead maker is lowering the alcohol and canning its mead to bring the honey brew to a wider audience.

The Wreck Room is a great place for pool sharks, especially if you covet the Golden Balls.

Don’t miss these beer festivals, tappings, tastings and other happenings through June 22.

There’s nothing fancy here, just plain good times and good deals.

Beer festivals are flowing across Colorado

Locust Cider is building a new Boulder cidery and tap room as the fifth location for the Washington-based company.

Efforts will focus on the 471 Kalamath location.

Bar Helix could very well be the only Negroni bar west of the Mississippi.

The sprawling Mirage Sports Bar offers off-track betting and plenty of games for a mini Vegas vacation in Littleton.

Here are the best Colorado craft beer events in Denver and beyond in the coming weeks.

Boulder newpaper man Randy Miller founded Scottish Kings to create his own ideal gin.

Just before last call on a weekend night, no price is too high for the perfect bite of late-night breakfast.

Three metro Denver breweries are closing in May, but it’s not a sign of a crash in the brewing sector.

Rosé is the hottest trend in wine right now. Here’s where to enjoy pink wine in May and June.