r/COBeer • u/fire-vibes-1 • 2d ago
Visiting Denver for the First time need some recommendations!
Hello! My partner and I are visiting Denver for the first time next week and wanted to explore some breweries, that we can walk around eat and try some fun beers! We both really like ciders, sours, stouts, light beers, but don’t love IPAs. What are some breweries you all recommend we go to that are of walking distance to one another that we could explore the city of Denver for the day as well! Any help is greatly appreciated!
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u/BangusAngus 2d ago
Cohesion for Czech style lagers, nice spot to hang out. Cerebral has some great lagers as well. Trve brewing has some great sour/mixed culture beer.
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u/jbone9877 2d ago
RiNo: Odell, Ratio, Our Mutual Friend, Bierstadt. Food: Pit Fiend or expand the walk a bit to add places like Fish N Beer and Cart Driver
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u/people40 2d ago
I'd recommend Tennyson St in Berkeley. There are 5 breweries within 3/4 mile from 46th to 38th plus another one a bit further down at 29th. It's also a nice neighborhood to walk around. Start at Call to Arms (probably the best of the bunch) and work your way south. Hogshead is a bit away from the others but has good cask ales.
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u/Ill-ini-22 2d ago
Four Noses really does fairly well with all the styles they brew- which is most styles. They have good food trucks and would be a good stop!
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u/Real_Routine_ 2d ago edited 2d ago
If you’re near south Broadway I’d recommend hitting Baere walking to trve maybe hitting public offering if you get further south. Historians has one of the best tap lists in the city and I also enjoy novel strand. Enjoy
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u/Chenchen1977 2d ago
Hit the Rino area and visit OMF and Beirstadt. Loads of other breweries in that area too that fit your tastes. The Highlands area is also another good area with Call To Arms and Emporium also worth a visit. Cerebral is a good one to visit but more IPA focused but they have the other styles you like.