Wednesday, October 17, 2012
River North Brewing
River North Brewing is located in the RiNo district in Denver. They've been open for 8 months but have 7 beers on tap from a farmhouse ale to a table sour ale. A very unusual ale was the Oaked Imperial Wit, subtle and tasty. Patrick, one of the brewer's was serving us today.
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Lunch at Backcountry Pizza and Tap House
Lunch at Backcountry Pizza and Tap House with their 52 microbrewery beers on tap is a pleasure to indulge. You might be lucky to be seated next to the owner, John who can spin a yarn as no one else can. Today they have New Belgian's Shadow of the Foeder, a blend of 1554 and sour Love Felix on cask. Also on tap is JW Lee's Autumn limited edition, a strong ale.
Monday, October 15, 2012
2009 Ten Fidy Sour
GABF has come and gone but the remainders can be still be found on tap like this 2009 sour Ten Fidy by Oskar Blues. It's a rich sweet and sour Imperial Stout, at 10.5% alcohol, I'll have a taster please!
Saturday, October 13, 2012
Fwd: GABF week continues at Backcountry Pizza and Tap House
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From: Darlene Smith <darlenesmith2473@gmail.com>
Date: October 13, 2012, 2:03:31 PM MDT
To: Darlene Smith <darlenesmith2473@yahoo.com>
Subject: GABF week continues at Backcountry Pizza and Tap House
Our next stop is Backcountry Pizza and Tap House in Boulder. New Belgian's Ohh La La, a raspberry brown at 8.5%, is a sweet tart in a pint.
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Continuation of GABF week at Avery Brewing again
Avery Brewing has special taps for GABF week, today Uncle Jacob's Stout at 17% and Collaboration without Litigation at 8.9%. It's crowded with patrons who are staying out of the rain. Avery won a silver medal with their Belgian style wheat-White Rascal!
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
GABF continues at Left Hand Brewing
Taster set of Pumpkin Ale, Haystack Wheat with different hops, Fade to Black, and Wake up Dead. Wake up Dead is on nitro and taste real good.
GABF week continues at Avery Brewing
GABF week continues at Avery Brewing in Boulder. Rumpkin, a rum barrel aged pumpkin ale is for sale in bottles and by the taster at the tap room. We're drinking Rumpkin at 15.9% in tasters along with Ross's Mom, a sour red blend at 9%.
Monday, October 8, 2012
Grand Opening of Black Shirt Brewing
I have been wanting for 2 years for this brewery to open. I met the brewer and fellow owners of the Black Shirt when they were brewing in their basement in Centennial Colorado, since then they found a building to house their brewery and with perseverance they are finally opening.
Grand Opening October 13, more information will be posted on Facebook, so like Black Shirt Brewing.
It coincides with the last day of GABF, so if your in the RiNo district in Denver stop on by. Just look for the red door with BSB monogram and have a pint of the Red Ale.
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Grand Opening October 13, more information will be posted on Facebook, so like Black Shirt Brewing.
It coincides with the last day of GABF, so if your in the RiNo district in Denver stop on by. Just look for the red door with BSB monogram and have a pint of the Red Ale.
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Location:RiNo District in Denver
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Black Shirt Brewing Co
Saturday was a backyard party at Black Shirt Brewing in the RiNo district in Denver. Party started at 5 pm in the back area of the brewery. The tables from the taproom were placed outside for this event and the Mestizos Food Truck was there providing munchies throughout the evening.
This night they wet hopped their red ale in two version batches; one with Centennial hops and another with Willamette hops. the hops were from Voss Farm Colorado. It was an even draw on which one tasted better, I liked the Willamette red while Larry preferred the Centennial red ale. The Willamette hops were more subtle and smooth while the Centennial hopped ale had a strong hop aroma with a bitter aftertaste.
As the night progressed, more patrons dropped by, some who know about the party in advance and some who were passersby curious about the brewery. With GABF just a week away, I hope Chad, Carissa, and Branden are ready for the flood of curious beer folks at Black Shirt Brewing.
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This night they wet hopped their red ale in two version batches; one with Centennial hops and another with Willamette hops. the hops were from Voss Farm Colorado. It was an even draw on which one tasted better, I liked the Willamette red while Larry preferred the Centennial red ale. The Willamette hops were more subtle and smooth while the Centennial hopped ale had a strong hop aroma with a bitter aftertaste.
As the night progressed, more patrons dropped by, some who know about the party in advance and some who were passersby curious about the brewery. With GABF just a week away, I hope Chad, Carissa, and Branden are ready for the flood of curious beer folks at Black Shirt Brewing.
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Location:Denver
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