Are Brewery-to-Brewery Partnerships the Future of Craft Beer?
From the outside looking in, Colorado’s beer scene is stronger than ever. According to the Brewers Association (a non-profit trade organization based in Boulder), Colorado ranks third in the nation for sheer number—nearly 400!—of craft breweries, roughly 70 of which call Denver home. And more than 150 forthcoming breweries are currently in the concept, planning,…
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From the outside looking in, Colorado’s beer scene is stronger than ever. According to the Brewers Association (a non-profit trade organization based in Boulder), Colorado ranks third in the nation for sheer number—nearly 400!—of craft breweries, roughly 70 of which call Denver home. And more than 150 forthcoming breweries are currently in the concept, planning, or construction phases.
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