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Colorado’s craft brewers are stuck with the tab as global can shortage shakes up beverage industry
Breweries, cideries and amateur cooks are spending big and getting creative to combat the supply crunch
Can televised Russian face-slapping save Denver’s sports bars?
Tavern owners answer COVID-19 lull with high-tech gadgetry and quirky new offerings
Small liquor stores in Colorado felt pinched by new alcohol laws. Now more changes are coming.
The impacts from liberalizing the state’s alcohol laws five years ago with the addition of major liquor store chains and beer sales in grocery stores are still being felt
It’s the time of year for barrel-aged beers in Colorado, but not all are turning to the dark side
Rocky Mountain Barrel Company in Wheat Ridge is the hub for Colorado brewers to find barrels from across the globe
As virtual GABF arrives, craft beer industry faces difficult moment confronting racism and pandemic
The Brewers Association and Colorado breweries are taking action to address racism and a lack of diversity in their ranks. But critics want more done.
To make beer slushies and beer ice cream, one Colorado brewery is breaking all the rules
Wiley Roots Brewing in Greeley is redefining beer and drawing new audiences as the craft brewing industry faces a pandemic pinch
Take a tour of Denver’s beer history from home by pairing this new book with local breweries
“Denver Beer: A History of Mile High Brewing” captures the launch the city’s brewing scene during the gold rush and the spirit of modern craft beer innovators
Colorado lawmakers want to keep your to-go quarantinis flowing beyond the coronavirus crisis
But not everyone is toasting the bipartisan proposal, which would extend the policy allowing restaurants and bars to sell take-out beer, wine and mixed drinks for two more years
With breweries shut down, homebrewing sees a resurgence in Colorado amid coronavirus
The Boulder-based American Homebrewers Association reported record participation in its Big Brew Day this month
Hop terpenes are redefining brewing. And Colorado is one of the only places to taste the revolution.
Telluride Brewing, in collaboration with Oast House Oils in Lafayette, is experimenting with hop terpenes that add an aromatic pop to beer
A Colorado company wants to let you decide how much alcohol to put in your beer
Tommyknocker Brewery paired with another Colorado company, Sustainable Beverage Technologies, to offer beer with a choice of alcohol levels
Craft beer is at a “precipice.” Colorado can relate after Boulder Beer closure and New Belgium sale.
Big questions about the beer industry’s future dominated conversations at the Big Beers festival in Breckenridge, but the challenges may only continue
Best Colorado beer: A look at the favorite beers and breweries in 2019 and ones to watch in the next year
The Colorado Sun’s annual Beer of the Year survey gives nods to Bierstadt Lagerhaus and Comrade Brewing, and looks ahead to 2020
New Belgium Brewing workers approve of sale to Kirin subsidiary, ending employee ownership
New Belgium Brewing Co. declined to release the number of employees who voted in favor of the sale to Lion Little World Beverages of Australia or a breakdown of how they voted
Known for its whimsy, the craft beer world is newly focused on the basics: making good beer
In a more competitive beer market, quality is becoming the differentiator for consumers and a point of emphasis for the industry
A guide to GABF 2019: What’s new, insider tips, and the can’t-miss breweries and events
Great American Beer Festival tickets didn’t sell out yet, but that just leaves more of the 4,000-plus beers for you
Colorado beer makers are expanding to cannabis beverages: “Down the road it could be as big as beer.”
Ska Brewing in Durango and Left Hand Brewing in Longmont are teaming with cannabis companies to make seltzers with THC or CBD
Denver’s Pizzability (with a new brewery on tap) is looking for longevity after its viral hit
The good has outweighed the bad after a viral local news segment highlighted poor treatment of the Cherry Creek pizzeria's special needs employees, owner Tiffany Fixter said. But, she says, "disability is not a trend. We are a part of the community.”
Beer by the book: In Colorado’s shifting landscape of breweries and bars, the author discovers an expanding universe
The Sun’s politics and beer reporter set out to chronicle the best of the best, and learned a lot about the direction of a quickly evolving industry along the way
In Denver, a binge drinking capital, the sober curious movement is gaining popularity
Social groups with names like “Sober Not Boring” and “Sober AF” are seeking like-minded members tired of the drunk scene
