Something Different - Colorado steps up with exceptional whiskey offerings

March 27, 2017 Guest User

Are you a dedicated Scotch - only drinker? Or not so much — maybe that’s your father’s (or grandfather’s) drink. Along the way, did you settle on bourbon or gin, rum, vodka or tequila, as your drink of choice? Well, in either case, let me tease your interest, at least a little, by introducing you to some delightful Colorado single-malt whiskeys.

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Grand Traverse - 24-hour ski race tests the mettle

March 24, 2017 Guest User

The Grand Traverse is not your ordinary ski race. It is a grueling test of endurance over 40 miles of backcountry alpine terrain that raises money for the nonprofit Crested Butte Nordic. The course runs from Crested Butte to Aspen and things kick off at 12 a.m. on March 25, 2017.

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Spirited brews - Beer and spirits meld in barrel-aged programs

March 22, 2017 Guest User

Colorado’s beer and spirit conjurers are a perfect match to entice discerning tastebuds. Local breweries are turning to local distilleries for access to flavor-fueled barrels perfect for aging beer that develops a complex, bold flavor.

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AGAVE - It’s what you make of it that counts

March 15, 2017 Guest User

It tastes like Tequila, smells like Tequila and is made from Agave. A Colorado distillery makes some of the finest "agave" based spirits north of the border. But don't expect it to be called Tequila.

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Glassware matters - Toss aside your shaker pints and don’t look back

January 25, 2017 Guest User

The craft beer industry is constantly updating the ways in which beer should be consumed. Crowlers, growlers, cans, bottles, kegs, mini-kegs, teku glasses – there is no end. But when it comes to glasses, it really does matter what you pour your beer into

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Exploring Steamboat

January 24, 2017 Guest User

Everyone knows about the fabled skiing at Steamboat Ski Resort – the larger-than-it-looks mountain, beautiful runs through trees and knee-deep powder. But don’t limit yourself. Steamboat can be experienced in many ways.

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Parking yourself in one spot for entertainment, good food and fine Colorado craft beer

January 23, 2017 Guest User

If only you could just spend a whole evening in one spot ... Well, we found three Front Range joints that cover all your bases — good food, craft beer and entertainment aplenty.

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Comparing Apples to Apples - Easier Said Than Done

January 18, 2017 Guest User

We would love to introduce you to one of the fast- growing segments of the adult beverage industry. After consulting with our friends Xandy Bustamante and Brad Page from Colorado Cider Co., as well as Eric Foster, Courtney O’Rourke and Arline Kellogg from STEM Ciders, we have compiled nine must-knows that will get your taste buds itching for some delicious craft cider.

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Prairie to Plate

January 17, 2017 Guest User

A Story of Bison in Colorado

Photo: Prairie Ridge Buffalo Ranch

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Eight reasons to get snowed in this winter

January 10, 2017 Guest User

Whether you are curling up in front of the crackling fire, sheltering in a backcountry hut or sipping after a day on the slopes, the following beers come highly recommended for consumption.

In Feature Articles, Beer, Trending Tags Copper Kettle Brewing, Broken Compass Brewing, Locavore Beer Works, Odell Brewing, Epic Brewing, Crooked Stave Brewing, Liquid Mechanics Brewing

Brewing Victory

October 26, 2016 Guest User

There is no mistaking that Fort Collins circa 2016 is all about beer and bikes. So it makes sense that FoCo Roller Derby is also beer-obsessed, even if these athletes roll on eight wheels instead of two.

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Fall Favorite - What’SUP at Piney River Ranch

October 17, 2016 Guest User

Some of autumn’s most magical moments can be found in the Colorado mountains, particularly in October, when every aspen grove turns gold.

In Feature Articles, Discovery, Trending Tags Fall activities, Colorado, Vail

West Flanders Brewing Company opens in Boulder

September 23, 2016 Guest User

In the early days of craft beer in the U.S., having a pronounced hoppy flavor in a brew was basically the only definition of unique and experimental. As the craft of brewing has evolved, however, hops are no longer the sole name in the game, and breweries such as West Flanders Brewing Company on Pearl Street Mall in Boulder are going to the next level with flavorful experimentation and innovative, collaborative beers.

In Beer, Feature Articles, Trending Tags West Flanders Brewing, Boulder, Colorado Craft Beer

Bierstadt Lagerhaus Turns Hard Knocks into Helles

September 23, 2016 Guest User

“From the moment I started, I knew I wanted to own a brewery,” said Eye. “I found these old copper kettles and just fell in love with the aesthetic of them.”

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The 411 on Whiskey

August 10, 2016 Guest User

If whiskey is your spirit of choice read on: We compiled some facts and best practice notes with our friends at Laws Whiskey so you can brush up your knowledge of this culturally rich spirit.

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Brewing Against the Grain: Coffee’s Unexpected, yet perfect fit

August 10, 2016 Guest User

There’s something about coffee in beer that just feels right. Craft beer and craft coffee are similar products. Both rely on balance and complexity in aroma and flavor.

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Breweries pouring funds into CSU beer studies

August 9, 2016 Guest User

In the past year, CSU has received $1.35 million from the three biggest breweries in Fort Collins to support the Fermentation Science and Technology program. Beer pros are also providing expertise and hands-on training. In turn, CSU is turning out graduates who can keep the beer flowing.

In Feature Articles, Beer Tags Colorado State University, Fort Collins

Shine serves up a triple dose of health

August 9, 2016 Guest User

Can quaffing a pint enrich your very being? The owners of Shine Restaurant & Gathering Place in Boulder believe so, but it goes well beyond simply producing good food and beer. Triplets Jill, Jessica and Jennifer Emich are committed to offering their guests healthy choices throughout the space.

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