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Guests can sample local beers (including those from Epic, Prost, Little Machine, Briar Common, Ratio, Wynkoop, Fate, Horse & Dragon, Declaration and more), snack on light bites and play in the museum’s exhibits. The Children's Museum of Denver might seem like an unusual place for a beer festival, but the institution will host its inaugural - and adults-only - extravaganza, Ales, Apps & Barrels of Fun, from 7 to 10 p.m., when the over-21 crowd will get the chance to feel like a kid again. Travelin' Light Kolsch will also be available. on and try Left Hand IPA and Chai Milk Stout Nitro. It will also be on tap.Īce Eat Serve will help Longmont's Left Hand Brewing launch some of its new beers for 2018. There are only 125 bottles available - with a limit of two per person at $12 each. Majestic Wolf Lamp is a beaming magenta-hued stunner and exudes pure farm-stand blackberry jam,' the brewery says. 'At 8 percent ABV, this complex, jammy blend offers notes of boysenberry and black currant with a pronounced yet balanced sour finish. tapping and bottle release of Majestic Wolf Lamp, an oak-aged blended Belgian-style sour with black currants. 'This rare spiced sour ale has notes of luscious stone fruit with a tart, dry finish and hint of French oak.' The beer will be available at both Denver taprooms on tap and in twelve-ounce bottles.Ĭall to Arms Brewing hosts a 3 p.m. To kick it off, the brewery will release Wood Werks No.1, a Belgian-style tripel that 'was artfully soured for fifteen months in red-wine barrels and aged on plums,' Great Divide says.

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Join Great Divide Brewing as it launches a new limited-edition series of barrel-aged and sour beers called Wood Werks. This 8.5 percent ABV double IPA was hopped with Galaxy, Mosaic, Denali, Simcoe and Citra. 'With an elevated ABV of 7 percent, the American Stout features dark, roasty malts balanced by a late addition of Citra hops, lending some unexpected citrus aroma characteristics and pronounced bitterness,' the brewery says.Ĭomrade Brewing taps Junkie Cosmonaut DIPA at noon. Not to be outdone, Resolute Brewing in Centennial is honoring Stout Month by tapping its own lineup of inky brews.

To start with, the brewery will feature Blackberry Stout, Chocolate Fudge Brownie Milk Stout, Mint Pistachio Stout, Fallen Angel Oatmeal Stout, and Scotch Barrel Aged Chocolate Stout. Crafted in collaboration with Fort George Brewing in Astoria, Oregon, the beer will also be tapped at some point during February at all of the Mountain Sun locations in Boulder, Denver and Longmont.īlack Sky Brewery will also celebrate a month of stouts throughout February, bringing out a variety of dark beers.

Our Mutual Friend Brewing will also kick off its own Stout Month by tapping the Deepest Darkest Fear, an Imperial stout brewed with honey and molasses and aged in Deerhammer whiskey barrels for eleven months. Stay tuned to their Facebook pages for details and specific beer offerings. Mountain Sun, Southern Sun, Under the Sun, Vine Street, and Longs Peak Pubs will also host special events, concerts, tastings, giveaways, and gatherings to pay homage to the great stout. Over the next 28 days, the pubs and breweries will tap at least 31 Mountain Sun stouts and barrel-aged stouts, including 48 Smooth Chai Stout, Addition Imperial Coffee Stout, Bourbon Barrel-Aged Addition Imperial Coffee Stout, Nihilist Russian Imperial Stout, Dark Harvest Pumpkin Stout, Chocolate Dip Stout, Space Odyssey Stout, Bourbon Barrel-Aged Oatimus Prime Imperial Oatmeal Stout, and Chocolate Thunder Bourbon Barrel-Aged Imperial Chocolate Milk Stout. In addition, stouts from more than thirty other Colorado breweries will rotate through their tap boards. The Mountain Sun Pub company, which owns the Vine Street Pub in Denver and four other locations in Boulder and Longmont, will celebrate a quarter-century of stouts with its 25th annual Stout Month celebration.

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