
Beer Review: Black Shirt Brewing Co.’s Red Evelyn IPA
The story behind this brew is almost as rich as the beer itself.
The story behind this brew is almost as rich as the beer itself.
Billed as “The Prince of IPAs,” Avery’s Raja fills a hole in the brewery’s impressive lineup.
This no-fuss brew tastes like redemption.
Colorado’s generous sunshine make this beer ideal for year-round enjoyment.
Hop on board the IPA train.
If you like imperial stouts, nothing will beat this rich, seasonal release.
Left Hand Brewing Co.’s Introvert Session IPA is the perfect beer to drink on a football-filled day with friends.
Mmmm… chocolate milk beer.
This quintessential Colorado brew will make any hops-lover weak in the knees.
Looking for the perfect autumn beer? Look no further—this Boulder ale will have you thinking that you’re in Scotland on a crisp winter evening.
This easy-to-drink brew can stand on its own, but it excels when paired with food (especially a spicy noodle bowl).
This sessionable brew is best enjoyed in the company of good friends with equally complex and interesting lives.
For wheat lovers, a brew doesn’t get much better than Dry Dock’s rendition.
This Boulder-born brew is perfect for summer play.
This brew is a little bit of everything, all rolled into one.
This passionfruit-infused witbier is perfect for your next—or first—summer luau.
This brew is both a hoppy bomb and a surprisingly flavorful IPA that begs to be paired with food.
While it’s not as a bombastic as other Colorado IPAs, this brew will have staying power in our craft beer market.
This red ale is enjoyably complex—without being overpowering.
For when you need a crisp, refreshing patio-pilsner.