The brewery considered one of Colorado’s oldest has shifted production to La Junta.
School’s out: Tivoli stops brewing on Auraria campus
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Highlands Ranch brewery to close and make way for another longtime beer maker to move in
The beer industry: “Ten years ago, it was 65% fun and cool, and 35% business. Now it’s 95% business.”
Cap raise, SBA loan fund Westbound & Down purchase of Aspen-area breweries
The brewery born in Idaho Springs had been looking to expand to more mountain towns.
Bankrupt Joyride Brewing sues co-owner for theft, says he cost it $1M
Grant Babb wrote checks, made Venmo payments to himself, Edgewater brewery says.
Aurora brewery will close, sell to new owners
Ursula Brewery’s nine-year run comes to an end on Dec. 22.
Edgewater’s Joyride Brewing blames ex-manager as it files for bankruptcy
The business along Sheridan remains open.
In Lyons, a spirited quarrel over a secret liqueur formula
Spirit Hound and Richardo’s both make coffee liqueurs. Was one recipe stolen?
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.
Homebrewer leaves home with first lease
Wanderment Brewing leased 2,500 square feet in Adams County last week.
Deadhead bar closing for three months after serving minor
So Many Roads was shut down last November due to cocaine dealing, then reopened and sold beer to an underage cadet.
