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THIS is where I draw the line. Best beer scene? Really? That's insane. If Boulder does anything right, it's the fact that it's in the center of the beer capit
by enjo 16y ago
THIS is where I draw the line.
Best beer scene? Really?
That's insane. If Boulder does anything right, it's the fact that it's in the center of the beer capital of North America. Avery, Great Divide, New Belgium, O'Dell, Left Hand, and a ton of smaller breweries are within 30 minutes of Boulder.
They hold the Great American Beer Festival (see #1 http://allaboutbeer.com/live-beer/culture/2008/05/the-growler-list-125-places-to-have-a-beer-before-you-die/ http://allaboutbeer.com/live-beer/culture/2008/05/the-growle...) in Denver for a reason.
It's bizarre that Joe didn't mention it. Colorado absolutely kicks ass at beer:)
*EDIT: I should also mention that we just elected a fricking brewer as as our new governor. :)
- wyclif 16y agoColorado does have some great beers. I'm a big fan of Fat Tire and the other New Belgium beers.
- wwortiz 16y agoIf you like fat tire you should try 90 shilling from from Odell Brewing Company (if you can find it). I find fat tire really depends on what batch you get and how lucky you are for how good it is but 90 shilling is consistently good. As are most of the other beers from Odell, I personally like their Cutthroat Porter.