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Morgan Forsyth

Raíces Brewing Company – Grand Opening December 7th

November 25, 2019 by Morgan Forsyth

Raíces Brewing Company by Morgan Forsyth

Raíces, meaning “roots”, is a community taproom delivering flavors related to Latin America in a cultural venue on the Platte River in Denver, Colorado. The official grand opening of Raíces Brewing Company will be on Saturday, December 7. With a 15 barrel system, they will be opening with seven unique beers on tap – six of which will be year-round brews. Brewers Martin Vargas and Aaron Lancaster have been hard at work brewing classic styles of beer while incorporating flavors related to Latin American, including their Cafecito (meaning “small coffee”) coffee blonde, rich in flavor and light in body.

Raíces isn’t your typical taproom to come and enjoy beer, but rather a cultural venue where the community can gather and listen to live music, enjoy local artwork and Latino food trucks. Their involvement in the Latino community prompted a grant from the Brewer’s Association to aid them in developing the first craft beer festival in the country celebrating Latino craft breweries, brewers, beers, community and culture. Suave Fest took place Saturday, September 14, 2019 and featured 10 Latino-owned craft breweries from around Colorado. Plans are already in the works for next years Suave Fest, which will take place on Saturday, September 20, 2020. Being able to create a beer fest celebrating the Latino community and culture was a milestone for Raíces Brewing Company and other Latino-owned craft breweries, bringing awareness for diversification and accessibility in the craft beer industry.

With plans in the next couple of years to become a brewpub with their own dynamic menu, the future for this unique brewery is exciting! Currently, the taproom is open to the public before their grand opening – you can stop in Wednesday through Sunday to enjoy a pint on the river and explore the cultural place on the Platte!

Raíces Brewing
2060 W Colfax Ave
Denver, Colorado
Phone: (720) 295-2437
Website: www.raicesbrewing.com/

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Brewery of the Day – Ursula Brewery in Aurora, Colorado

March 10, 2019 by Morgan Forsyth

Ursula. From sours to barrel-aged beers and everything in-between, Ursula Brewery has something for every taste bud. You can find their packaged beers all across the Colorado front range and in their tasting room! With a 10 barrel brew house and an additional 30 barrel fermenter, Head Brewer Dave Olson works around the clock to keep up with the demand of the tap room and in state distribution.

“Via Chicago” earned the brewery a silver medal at the Great American Beer Festival in 2015 in the American-Style Strong Pale Ale category, so rest-assured it and their “Ultimate Clarity” New England IPA is on the tap list year round. Currently, you can try three variants of their annual 108 Gram Barrel-Aged Russian Imperial Stout on tap as well – vanilla, praline, and cafe mocha.

Aside from the staples, Ursula Brewery has been working on some innovative recipes to maintain a diverse profile of beers. Ursula is releasing a new Mochi Ice Cream IPA series with the first two beers in the series available on draft and in cans on Saturday, April 6. The Mango Mochi IPA and Green Tea Mochi IPA are both brewed with Japanese style sweet rice. Ursula will also be releasing “Bully Stole My Lunch,” their popular Peanut Butter & Jelly beer, on the same date.

If you are looking for a fresh take on craft beer, look no further than Ursula Brewery. With hospitable staff and delicious brews, it’s worth the trip out to Aurora, Colorado.

Ursula Brewery
2101 N Ursula St Unit 10
Aurora, Colorado
Phone: (720) 324-8529
Website: ursulabrewery.com

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