Dry Dock Brewing will close Aurora production brewery, partner with Great Divide
The 18-year-old craft-beer maker will continue to run its original taproom on Hampden Avenue.
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The 18-year-old craft-beer maker will continue to run its original taproom on Hampden Avenue.
Dry Dock Brewing will close its 10-year old Aurora production brewery and shift its beer making and packaging to Denver's Great Divide Brewing. The 18-year-old craft-beer maker will continue to run its original taproom on Hampden Avenue
Dec 24, 2020, 6:00 am 4.9K Shares These are the colorful cans of Bootstrap Brewery’s new non-alcoholic IPA beer called Strapless at Bootstrap Brewery on Dec. 7, 2020 in Longmont. (Helen H. Richardson, The Denver Post) On a sunny December morning in Longmont, Mike Kasian hooked up a keg of beer to a tall, shiny metal machine covered with sensors, tubes and dials. As Bootstrap Brewing‘s canning machine whirred away in the background and staff members loaded six-packs of beer onto pallets, Kasian fiddled with a few of the machine’s valves and levers, then tapped on its touchscreen fo...