Isle of Raasay Peated Scotch! Peated Scotch can be a polarizing topic for whiskey drinkers. People either absolutely love it or hate it. There are plenty to choose from and with a wide variety of flavor that can be found in them once you get past the peated taste. With Colorado spring upon us it […]
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Tellurides’ Face Down Brown! Spring is here and we find ourselves in the awesomeness where the weather can’t seem to make up its mind on whether or not to be sunny and warm or snowy and dreary. Either way, we drink on. This weeks’ beer is a beer that can be enjoyed in whatever situation
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Breckenridge Irish Nitro Stout Well, it’s that time of year again where Irish beers are flowing, so this will be about one of our very own local breweries that churns out a banger every year. Breckenridge Brewery’s Irish Nitro Stout is one of the better Irish Nitro beers in the market. Once you pour it
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Fighting 69th Irish Whiskey The word whiskey is derived from the Gaelic word uisce beatha, which means “the water of life”. Irish whiskey was one of the earliest distilled spirits in Europe, distillation of whiskey is believed to have started as early as 1,000 AD. It is believed that Irish monks brought techniques of distilling
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Peach Street Distillers Nestled in the picturesque town of Palisade, Colorado, stands the oldest locally owned distillery in the state of Colorado, Peach Street Distillers. This craft distillery has been making waves in the industry for its commitment to producing exceptional spirits that encapsulate the essence of the region. Their lineup of finely crafted spirits,
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Tivoli Brewing Company German-style, unfiltered wheat beers are one of the first things I reach for when the weather starts getting warmer, and Tivoli in Denver has a Mile High Hef that brings an uncommon crispness to the style. It pours a familiar wheat-blonde with plenty of frosty white bubbles. The nose is hearty with
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The weather’s starting to get a bit warmer, but a lot of us are currently stuck inside. What would really hit the spot in that situation is something that’s got a little more ABV kick to it than usual, but isn’t super rich, heavy, or roasty like some of our imperial winter favorites. Tropic King
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This time of year, many of us would usually be out grabbing a pint and singing some Irish drinking songs at the nearest pub. It might be a while until we can pick that up where we left off, though, so we’ll find ways to enjoy the spirit of the season at home.Lone Tree Brewing’s
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4 Noses Cherry Pie Velvet Let’s stop beating around the bush: A milkshake “IPA” has about as much in common with your average IPA as it does with a barrel full of walnuts. But are they worth checking out anyway? Cherry Pie Velvet from our friends over at 4 Noses makes a pretty good case
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Wibby Brewing Schwibby Schwarz If you’re not familiar with the German Scwarzbier style, imagine you combined the roastiness of a stout with the crushability of a European lager. Schwibby Schwarz from Wibby Brewing in Longmont is a great way to get acquainted. This 5.4% ABV brew pours a dark mahogany color with just a bit
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