Grab a lawn chair and get ready for more summer cans. Breckenridge Brewery’s sampler can packs are ready to be shipped and should be hitting shelves near you soon. The sampler packs feature their Agave Wheat which has never been Continue Reading →
Breckenridge Brewing has announced that they will be adding Agave Wheat to their canning lineup making it their fourth canned beer. Agave Wheat will be added to a new sampler 12 pack of cans including Avalanche, Lucky U IPA, and Continue Reading →
Breckenridge Brewery & local designer Topo Designs to created a limited edition backpack. The beer centric backpack has a few key features. Those into design (and beer) should take a look at the behind the scenes.
The Breckenridge Topo backpack ships in May. ERP Continue Reading →
Breckenridge Brewery & local designer Topo Designs to created a limited edition backpack.
The pack is beer centric of course, and especially awesome if you are pedaling around town. Includes a detachable and collapsible insulated 6-pack cooler, and a Continue Reading →
While last year’s epic Fantastic Pour may be hard to follow, Breckenridge Brewing and Denver Comic Con want you to come up with a name for this year’s special beer. The beer will be a Belgian witbier infused with Continue Reading →
For the third year in a row Breckenridge Brewery is happy to boast growth and sales exceeding their annual goal. This is a trend that seems to be concurrent across the industry and definitely something to Continue Reading →
Your call. But… I have a guess. Hint: Clam Chowder.
Grab a lawn chair and get ready for more summer cans. Breckenridge Brewery’s sampler can packs are ready to be shipped and should be hitting shelves near you soon. The sampler packs feature their Agave Wheat which has never been released in cans before.
Breckenridge Brewing has announced that they will be adding Agave Wheat to their canning lineup making it their fourth canned beer. Agave Wheat will be added to a new sampler 12 pack of cans including Avalanche, Lucky U IPA, and Summerbright. Expect to see Agave Wheat cans as well as their sampler at the end of the week.
Breckenridge Brewery & local designer Topo Designs to created a limited edition backpack. The beer centric backpack has a few key features. Those into design (and beer) should take a look at the behind the scenes.
The Breckenridge Topo backpack ships in May. ERP $140
Breckenridge Brewery & local designer Topo Designs to created a limited edition backpack.
The pack is beer centric of course, and especially awesome if you are pedaling around town. Includes a detachable and collapsible insulated 6-pack cooler, and a custom-designed bottle opener made by Machine Era Co. Each bag is hand sewn and made in the United States.
The Breckenridge Topo backpack ships in May. ERP $140
While last year’s epic Fantastic Pour may be hard to follow, Breckenridge Brewing and Denver Comic Con want you to come up with a name for this year’s special beer. The beer will be a Belgian witbier infused with Buddha’s hand, an odd-looking, tentacled yellow citrus fruit from Asia. There has to be some sort of nerdy pun in this whole thing somewhere and Breckenridge wants you to find it.
Once the name is chosen, a custom label will be created in time for the debut at a launch party around the first week of May. So what’s in it for the winner? How about a year’s worth of beer, 4 collector pint glasses, a Breckenridge tap handle with the beer’s name on it, and a Denver Comic Con swag bag. That’s right, a year’s worth of free beer! For more more information, the fine print, and where to enter check out the Facebook page here.
Style: Witbier (with Buddha’s Hand)
Availability: on tap only during Denver Comic Con
Arrival: May 2013
6% ABV
For the third year in a row Breckenridge Brewery is happy to boast growth and sales exceeding their annual goal. This is a trend that seems to be concurrent across the industry and definitely something to be proud of. In conjunction with this growth Breckenridge also announced their upcoming move:
“12 beautiful acres along the South Platte River in Littleton, just south of Denver. The property stretches between South Santa Fe Drive and the Mary Carter Greenway Trail (also known as the Platte River Trail), a trail system enjoyed by bikers, walkers, and explorers of all ages.”
The new property will feature a field of hops, a farmhouse, a sunny beer garden with in/outdoor seating, a general store, and a to-go growler fill station. The groundbreaking on the new facilities is scheduled for fall 2013 with hopes of opening and serving guests in fall 2014. The new facilities will create around 60-75 jobs.
Your call. But… I have a guess. Hint: Clam Chowder.
