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TRVE Brewing will close production facility, move operation to New Image - Vimarsana News

TRVE Brewing will close production facility, move operation to New Image

TRVE Brewing, which opened in Denver 2012 with a tiny three-barrel brewing system and a big personality, said Wednesday that it will stop making beer at the large off-site production facility it added in 2015 -- a non-public-facing building known as the Acid Temple -- and shift all of its Colorado production to New Image Brewing in Wheat Ridge

Primitive Beer moving from Longmont to Wheat Ridge brewery - Vimarsana News

Primitive Beer moving from Longmont to Wheat Ridge brewery

Sour beer specialist Primitive Beer moving from Longmont to a space inside New Image Brewing's Wheat Ridge production facility.

Austin Peay State University's Basic Emergency Medical Technician program graduates 15 students - Clarksville Online - Clarksville News, Sports, Events and Information - Vimarsana News

Austin Peay State University's Basic Emergency Medical Technician program graduates 15 students - Clarksville Online - Clarksville News, Sports, Events and Information

Clarksville, TN - Austin Peay State University (APSU) celebrated 15 graduates from its Basic Emergency Medical Technician program on Tuesday, August 15th,

Is Phantasm the Brewing World's Coolest New Ingredient? - Vimarsana News

Is Phantasm the Brewing World's Coolest New Ingredient?

Beer makers like Arvada’s New Image use the powder, which is made from wine grapes, to amplify the fruity flavors of hazy IPAs.

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New Image Brewing Creates Avalanche-Awareness Beer - Vimarsana News

New Image Brewing Creates Avalanche-Awareness Beer

It’s been a tough year for backcountry snow sports in Colorado. Eleven people have died in avalanches so far this season, the most since 2012-13 and just one short of a record set in 1992-93. It’s a tragic toll that crossed over into the craft-beer community on February 1, when Bonfire Brewing co-founder Andy Jessen died in an avalanche near Silverton, along with friends and fellow skiers Seth Bossung and Adam Palmer. Brandon Capps knew about the slide that took their lives long before most of the rest of Colorado. As a backcountry skier himself, Capps says he makes coffee every morning a...