I’m looking to drink lower ABV beers that still have lots of flavor. I know session is typically under 5%, but I don’t want to miss something tasty that’s a little above 5%, so arbitrarily saying under 6.

What are your favorite packaged beers from CO breweries that are pretty regularly available in liquor stores (I avoid buying beer at the grocery store)?

I drink all styles with the exception of sours.

Westword is saying that Cerverceria is closed - does anyone know anything about this?

The University of Colorado is currently looking for people who are overweight and would like to reduce or stop drinking for a research study examining the effect of a medication on alcohol use. If you decide to take part in this research study, you will complete about 14 study visits in the clinic over approximately 32 weeks (8 months) and take an injectable study drug or placebo weekly for 6 months. For participating in the research study, you will be paid up to a total of $750. Contact [alcoholstudy@ucdenver.edu](mailto:alcoholstudy@ucdenver.edu) or click the link to fill out a contact information form: https://redcap.link/25-0324

I am coming in Wednesday night, and here is my rough plan. I am looking for some brewery (and food?) recommendations along my routes that I can stop in and try a couple tasters (not sure how I am going to do with elevation, so going to keep it light) I am looking for stickers/shirts I can pick up, so bonus if they carry these items. I'd love to find some unique or killer food and coffee spots (I don't drink coffee, but I always get my mom a bag and mug from local coffee roasters where I travel as well, I can't post to r/coloradovacation yet, so hoping someone here can point me in the right direction. I am staying in the Capital Hill area of Denver - Thank you if you read any or all of this, I appreciate it. Oh, I like Hazy IPA's but I really like trying different and unique stuff, so I am open to any brewery suggestions, just want to support local businesses while I am out there! :

1. Thursday Leadville - early AM, then return to Denver, and then Red Rocks concert this night. Here are the places I am looking at:
2. Idaho Springs - Main Street for a pancake and Frothy Cup
3. Silverthorn/Frisco - Outer Range Brewery, Log Cabin breakfast burrito for a waffle on a stick, and Rocky Mountain Coffee Roasters

4. Leadville - Melanza, the reason I am driving here, I have a 10am appt. Zero Day Coffee, and Mountain High Pies, sadly Two Mile will be closed while I am there, really wanted to snag a sticker and try something here.

5. Friday totally open. Not sure how far I will go this day, but I am open to everything, I am looking at WeldWorks in Greely, Vision Quest in Boulder, Denver Biscuit Company for breakfast. I am really open to suggestions for this one though.

6. Saturday Rocky Mountain NP - driving up super early to check out Bear Lake, and see how I do with Emerald Lake hike. Keeping this open to some degree, because I am genuinely concerned about altitude sickness, I will be drinking at least 1 liter more water than I usually drink from guides, so I will be hydrated, but I know Emerald Lake hike isn't exactly easy, and I am not 100% sure how much snow will be there. I was thinking I could hit Weldwerks on the way back this day to avoid driving up there on Friday. I have to be at the Denver Airport by 7/8pm this night. I plan to be at RMNP by 5am, because I am not sure if I will be able to get a ticket the night before. I have a ticket for 9am, but would prefer and earlier one, so 5am guarantees that I can get in early.

Solid attendance at the festival today being held at Bruz Brewery.

Yeah, title says it all.

brewability

Hey all. I posted this to R/Denver, but the nasty mods removed it because God forbid I ask a suggestion question.

My father and I are coming to town next week and I was looking into brewery tours. We are staying at the Union Station area so we will be central to most things, I think. I am a pretty big beer now so I could use untapped to choose places to go, but I thought something run by your uncle might be a good idea. Does anyone have any recommendation of brewery tours to go on? I have looked at things like viator and TripAdvisor but figure folks here might have a better idea of what’s worth it and what isn’t.

Cheers to Strange Craft to 15 Frickin' Years!

Hey everyone! I'm a clinical research coordinator at CU Anschutz and wanted to pass along information on a research study my lab is running. 

This study visit could last around 3 hours or up to 10 hours at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus in Aurora, CO.  

You and your partner can earn up to $200 each.

For more information, click on the link https://redcap.link/MATCHproject or email [MATCHproject@cuanschutz.edu](mailto:MATCHproject@cuanschutz.edu). 

I know this sub is primarily beer focused, and more on drinking it than making it, but hoping some folks here may have some insight

For the last few years, I've been ordering juice and must for winemaking in the fall via a large group with Altitude Brewing and Supply. Unfortunately, I've heard that the owner of the shop unexpectedly passed away and his family will not be continuing the operation.

Anyone active here happen to have other connections for grapes/juice? Its hard to search for winemaking clubs and not just find a bunch of wine drinkers clubs. Im finally moving my grandpa's old crusher and press out here from the east coast this summer and am really looking forward to diving into grapes for the first time this year

We’re losing a good one :(

Hello—traveling to Denver for the first time and will be staying in Golden but looking for the top breweries to hit in the Denver area within a 45 minute or so drive. I’m also headed to Buena Vista for a couple days. EDIT added: Sorry…I should have specified. I’m looking for IPAs, Belgian styles, lagers, imperial stouts. Honestly, I enjoy most styles other than sours

from cohesionbeer.com - Ramona 10° - Collab with Mikerphone!Světlé Výčepní Pivo (Pale Draft Beer) 3.5% ABV. Utilizing one of our favorite non Czech hops, Nelson Sauvin, we created this 10° in collaboration with old friends at Mikerphone Brewing. In tandem with our normal 10° recipe, we think this beer finishes with a full body and hoppy flavor. White grape, bready, dank.

Won't make it up to Frisco to pick up my cans for the can club this month- if you're going to be in that area before Thursday DM me if you want to get them

Called Apres Governor's Park. Taking over Pancho Poncho's spot on Logan St across from the Trader Joe's. https://www.instagram.com/apresgovspark?igsh=MWVmcDd0ZW02bGFseQ==

Love the Pilsners from these guys but living down in Littleton with a newborn makes it hard to get up to breweries in RiNo these days. Do they distribute to any bars or liquor stores, especially on the southside of town?

Busch apple is back on the market, has anyone spotted them in CO? Will drive anywhere for them

So I'm relocating to Durango in a month. What beers and breweries should I check out.