Denver’s official St. Patrick’s Day Parade gets started at 9:30am on Saturday, March 12, 2016. It’s the largest St. Patrick’s Day parade west of the Mississippi River and is expected to draw more… Continue reading
The third annual Collaboration Fest takes place Saturday, March 19, 2016 at Sports Authority Field at Mile High. The event pairs local, national, and even international breweries together to create one-off synergistic beers.… Continue reading
Last week, we touched upon James Madison’s supposed desire to create a Secretary of Beer position, a.k.a. Best. Job. Ever. While that appointment was never made, many elected officials have taken it upon themselves… Continue reading
Yesterday was President’s Day, i.e. your last day of PTO until Memorial Day…When it comes to U.S. Presidents and beer, enthusiasm for DIY-brewing started off strong and then waned before being rekindled under… Continue reading
Where I grew up, today – Fat Tuesday or Shrove Tuesday for non-pagans – was called Fastnacht Day. That basically translated to the one day a year there were donuts (or fasnachts) in… Continue reading
You may have heard the Broncos are playing in the big pigskin fixture this Sunday. It takes place in San Francisco, yet you may be able to find some folks watching it around… Continue reading
The positive impacts of the craft beer explosion in and around Denver stretch beyond the abundant and quality consumption choices. In a study recently released by the Metro Denver Economic Development Corp. and… Continue reading
Yeast – possibly the least heralded of the four core beer ingredients and arguably the most important – will get its chance to shine when White Labs opens an outpost in Boulder above… Continue reading
Last month, the Brewers Association (BA) released their statistics for 2015. The U.S. brewing industry has officially reached a historic high with 4,144 breweries nationwide. This tops the previous high of 4,131 breweries in 1873.… Continue reading
Breckenridge Brewery’s sale to Anheuser-Busch’s “craft” brand, The High End, just before Christmas was bound to draw some strong reactions. Anheuser-Busch, the U.S. branch of the global beer behemoth AB InBev, was making its… Continue reading
