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Big Beers Brings it Big Time

January 10, 2018 Guest User
Big Beers 2018
Big Beers 2018
Black Project Spontaneous and Wild Ales brought their highly anticipated brews such as the double barrel fermented and aged Cat Sabbath. 

Black Project Spontaneous and Wild Ales brought their highly anticipated brews such as the double barrel fermented and aged Cat Sabbath. 

Local Denver liquor store Mr. B's Wine and Spirits, Marble Brewing and Telluride Brewing collaborated on The Unit Monster, a hefty barrel aged Imperial Stout. 

Local Denver liquor store Mr. B's Wine and Spirits, Marble Brewing and Telluride Brewing collaborated on The Unit Monster, a hefty barrel aged Imperial Stout. 

The Good Bugs seminar explored the intersection between fermentation and culinary flavors found in beers from breweries such as Casey Brewing and Blending and Crooked Stave.

The Good Bugs seminar explored the intersection between fermentation and culinary flavors found in beers from breweries such as Casey Brewing and Blending and Crooked Stave.

Throughout the festival, several breweries released special beers. Cerebral Brewing from Denver had a lineup headlined by their New England Style IPA's.

Throughout the festival, several breweries released special beers. Cerebral Brewing from Denver had a lineup headlined by their New England Style IPA's.

Pastry stouts were the name of the game at Big Beers 2018. Cellar West Artisanal Ales featured a fully loaded breakfast stout. 

Pastry stouts were the name of the game at Big Beers 2018. Cellar West Artisanal Ales featured a fully loaded breakfast stout. 

Brewery owners such as Adam Avery (pictured) could be found front and center, discussing their beers with enthusiasts. 

Brewery owners such as Adam Avery (pictured) could be found front and center, discussing their beers with enthusiasts. 

Nate Nicklas from Tivoli Brewing pours one of their new barrel aged offerings. 

Nate Nicklas from Tivoli Brewing pours one of their new barrel aged offerings. 

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Big Beers 2018 Black Project Spontaneous and Wild Ales brought their highly anticipated brews such as the double barrel fermented and aged Cat Sabbath.  Local Denver liquor store Mr. B's Wine and Spirits, Marble Brewing and Telluride Brewing collaborated on The Unit Monster, a hefty barrel aged Imperial Stout.  The Good Bugs seminar explored the intersection between fermentation and culinary flavors found in beers from breweries such as Casey Brewing and Blending and Crooked Stave. Throughout the festival, several breweries released special beers. Cerebral Brewing from Denver had a lineup headlined by their New England Style IPA's. Pastry stouts were the name of the game at Big Beers 2018. Cellar West Artisanal Ales featured a fully loaded breakfast stout.  Brewery owners such as Adam Avery (pictured) could be found front and center, discussing their beers with enthusiasts.  Nate Nicklas from Tivoli Brewing pours one of their new barrel aged offerings.  BBNeillPieper-10.jpg BBNeillPieper.jpg

Meeting the expectations of beer makers and drinkers from near and far, the Big Beers, Belgians & Barleywines Festival also brought snow to Breckenridge over the weekend.

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Whiskey Scene collaborates for charitable good

January 10, 2018 Guest User

From left standing, Woody Creek Distiller’s lead distiller Sean Simpson, Bear Creek Distillery owners Jay Johnson and Jeffrey Dickinson, State 38 Distilling’s Joel Randall, Wood’s High Mountain Distillery owner P.T. Woods and Woody Creek distiller Blaine Hudson. Front, State 38 Distilling owner Sean Smiley.Photo courtesy State 38 Distilling

Sean Smiley, owner of State 38 Distilling and president of the Colorado Distillery Guild, has organized the first-ever Colorado Whiskey Collaboration Project, with a generous twist. 

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Big Beers, Belgians and Barleywines lineup is rockin’

January 3, 2018 Guest User

Considered one of the nation’s best winter festivals, even Colorado’s biggest brewers are apt to be humbled by the beers, breweries and surroundings – especially since some snow started falling on the Rockies.

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In Beer, Trending

Ouray is a hotbed for the Worlds Best Ice Climbing

December 31, 2017 Guest User

Dan Chehayl, director of operations and fundraising at Ouray Ice Park, isn’t alone in his belief that Ouray is the world’s greatest ice climbing destination.

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In Discovery, Feature Articles

Q & A with Brewability Lab

December 29, 2017 Guest User

Photo Dylan Hochstedler

Employing workers with disabilities is part of brewery’s inspiration

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In Beer, Trending

HUT TO HUT - A trip on the San Juan Powder Trail

December 29, 2017 Guest User

The view from Moonshine Park provides a stunning panorama of the Cimarron Range. Deep-powder turns can be found there. 

Colorado’s hut-to-hut adventurers are taking skiing back to its roots.

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In Discovery, Feature Articles

12 pairing ideas for your holiday table​​​​​​

December 22, 2017 Guest User

As the weather gets chilly during the holiday season, comfort foods are on the mind. But as we've all come to know, one cannot live on comfort foods alone. Here are some ideas for craft beverages that complement traditional foods. 

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In Beer, Trending

Christmas-ski and brews in the mountains

December 21, 2017 Guest User

Crested Butte will be ringing in the holidays with both Christmas and New Years celebrations.
Photo courtesy of Tom Stillo and Ski Crested Butte

Apparently Santa Claus warms up for that epic global traverse on Christmas by skiing and sledding. He’s hitting the slopes as part of a solid weekend of fun in Colorado ski country.
Photo courtesy of Chris Segal and Ski Crested Butte

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Hit the Small Resorts for Impeccable Turns

December 20, 2017 Guest User

A Silverton Mountain skier gets an incredible face full of powder.

Comes a time when a quiet, less commercial mountain feels like the perfect snowy escape to pull out the shred sticks.

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In Discovery, Feature Articles

TRVE Brewing and its art are truly rooted in heavy metal

December 7, 2017 Guest User

Artwork courtesy of TRVE Brewing Co

Broadway brewery is truly rooted in heavy metal

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In Art of Brewing

Get creative with Colorado craft beer holiday gifts

December 3, 2017 Guest User

You don’t need to go farther than your neighborhood craft brewery for all your holiday presents.

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In Beer, Product Spotlight, Trending

Colorado brewers name their favorite beers

November 30, 2017 Guest User

Where brewery INSIDERS share their opinions

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Bold Bites: Bó Kho and Beer Pickled Garlic

November 27, 2017 Guest User

Great Divide Brewing Co. is one of Denver’s original craft breweries, brewing bold beers since 1994. Bold Bites is Cho77’s way of combining two favorite things, great beer and great food.

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In Prime Pairings, Food, Trending

Farm to bottle at a Wellington brewery

November 23, 2017 Guest User

Soul Squared takes CSA concept from the farmhouse to the brewhouse

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In Beer, Trending

The Return of Absinthe

November 22, 2017 Guest User

The story of REDUX absinthe is, in a word, colorful. It includes junking for booze, stumbling into a distilling subculture, an illustrious private library, conniving industrialists, malarkey, myths and debunkery.

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In Spirits

Give Thanks for These Colorado Quaffs

November 22, 2017 Guest User

Make the Most of Thanksgiving with Great Drinks

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In Beer, Spirits, Trending

Hot springs and cold beer in Pagosa Springs

November 15, 2017 Guest User

Riff Raff Brewing taps  geothermal heat

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In Beer, Discovery

Salute to Service on Veterans Day

November 10, 2017 Guest User

Todd Baldwin, owner of Red Leg Brewing Co. in Colorado Springs.

Although the transition from military to civilian life can be challenging for veterans, some have used their skills learned in the military to launch successful breweries.

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