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There is no shortage of annual beer events that are worthy of your time, attention and dollars. But, there are a few in that list that are truly bucket-list worthy for serious and curious beer drinkers. Among the top is the Denver Rare Beer Tasting. It’s an intimate gathering held each autumn in Denver during,

DENVER, CO – Pints for Prostates is sponsoring a free health screening on Sept. 22 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. outside the McNichols Civic Center Building at 144 W. Colfax Ave. in conjunction with the 14th edition of the Denver Rare Beer Tasting. Pints for Prostates has partnered with the Prostate Conditions Education Council on the

Dry Land Distillers, the Colorado small-batch craft distillery and tasting room in the heart of downtown Longmont, has announced it will be hosting its five-year anniversary celebration on August 25 and 26, 2023.

Tomorrow, Denver welcomes the Collaboration Beer Fest, featuring a multitude of craft beer options for all beer-loving Denverites to enjoy.

When it comes to Colorado's craft beer scene, there are a lot of options. These are the brews that stood out in 2022.

Summertime is camping time. It is also drinking time. Whether hiking or stocking our camp sites, anyone can become a rustic mixologist.

From inflation, consolidation and brewery-owner burnout, it isn't difficult to imagine a few of the larger trends and changes on the horizon for craft beer in 2022; here are ten predictions.

Mar 4, 2021, 10:18 am 425 Shares Production managers David Hubbar, left, and Alex Buck, right, watch as recently boiled wort flows over aged hops into the copper coolship to begin the spontaneous overnight fermentation process wort at Black Project Spontaneous and Wild Ales on Feb. 23, 2021 in Denver. The popular brewery, which started in 2014, uses a unique brewing process called Methode Traditionnelle, or MT, which is a Lambic Belgian style of brewing beer. (Helen H. Richardson, The Den...