The closure comes during a rough stretch for Colorado breweries.
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The closure comes during a rough stretch for Colorado breweries.
“Drinkability is the key, right? So just all sorts of styles for all,” said co-owner Evan Chamberlain of Alidade Brewing’s menu.
BevBoost, a startup also targeting other beverage companies, delivers a shot of concentrate when a can is cracked open.
Wilding, which includes Denver Beer Co. and Stem Ciders, has also closed the dedicated Cervecería Colorado taproom along Platte Street.
Empty brewery space presents a pickle for landlords: hope for another brewery or scrap the tanks and try another retail use.
Owners Deb and Scott Tucker said they are retiring.
“I was wondering if we’d keep going through the end of year, but it finally got to a point where we decided to close it in conjunction with production ending,” said Brian Dunn, who started the brewery in 1994.
Tim Myers, whose brewery just marked 15 years in business, bought a downtown lot last fall.
“If there are people demanding more beer and food options, what better way to raise money than through those people?” CEO Jake Gardner said.
In frenzied few weeks of consolidation, two local brewers merged and then this week announced the purchase of a craft brewing mainstay of 30 years.
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