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As the weather warms, bars and restaurants are inspired to look towards the dirt to source garnishes and cocktail ingredients. Summertime is green time and what’s floral and herbaceous in your backyard, planter, or farmers market stall can translate to an unexpected ingredient or colorful accent in your cocktail glass. We’ve talked to restaurants, mixologists, a distiller, and a cider maker throughout Boulder County to ask them to share their knowledge of close to the dirt garnishes and ingredients. Turn up the flavor and style profile on your favorite home based cocktails with these gard...

1-888-843-6474 Best known as a concert venue, the Mishawaka is perched on the banks of the Cache la Poudre River about thirty minutes northwest of Fort Collins. While catching a show here is the most popular way to experience the Mish, heading up for a drink when there's no event on the schedule will give you the chance to enjoy the river view in all its glory — and you'll even be able to score a parking spot that you don't have to hike to.  Keep Westword Free... Since we started Westword, it has been defined as the free, independent voice of Denver, and we would like to keep it that way...

Denverite, the Denver site! Protests over racial inequity changed Denver. A year later, street art, fences and boarded up buildings remain. Boarded up windows and construction fencing around city landmarks are a familiar sight. So are signs in windows and on lawns reminding neighbors and passersby every day that Black Lives Matter. A "Black Lives Matter Blvd" sign posted above Broadway near the State Capitol. May 27, 2021. Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite Boarded up windows and construction fencing around city landmarks downtown are a familiar sight. So...

28 Shares This spring’s limited-release bottle from Atost. The aperitif company started in Golden in 2020. (Provided by Atost) Whether you’ve become an expert home mixologist or are more focused on healthful drinking this season, there is a bevy of new options to add to your bar cart — and they’re made right here in Colorado. From aperitifs to adaptonics, the latest in local craft beverages is less straightforward than just your typical beer and wine styles. Here are five new drinks to try, including alcohol-free, low-ABV and some that are slightly stronger. Atost aperitifs (21%...