Twisted Pine Brewing Company

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

my first visit here was a memorable one, this place is so underrated, definitely as a spot to hang out, but also as a brewery. granted we were there as the doors opened on a week day, so nobody else was around and our service was fantastic, but the bar girl was really friendly and happy to share samples. she kept bringing them unsolicited out to the patio where we sat. its nice out there, big wood deck, comfy seating, i can see this really popping off at night. inside there is gorgeous wood detailing all around the bar, clean and neat, rustic, almost adirondack in feel. they had to have almost 20 beers on tap! they had all the core beers and then a ton of cool experimental and one off stuff, including a boysenberry belgian and a beer called feldwasser that is a rye pale. all were very well done, and i now wonder of this stuff just sits in liquor stores and goes old, because all the fresh beers, even the ones ive had before, tastes really good. really one of the better tap rooms i have been to in boulder, way exceeded expectations, and i will certainly be back!

 

Seriously good beer. Tastes super fresh. Food follows suit, fresh and very tasty. Definitely will be back!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Small bar with some table to the right side of the bar.

Had the sampler, a fruited wheat, a couple of their spiced/chile beers which were undrinkable. Other beers were average to decent but none are/were worthy enough to recall here.

Servers were helpful but the beer was lacking.

Did not try the food.

I appreciate that they often rotate and try to make new selections but maybe they should try to dial in a beer besides the espresso stout which I also think is forgettable in the coffee beer landscape that exists today.

One of our favorite brewers. We are malty beer drinkers and enjoy Twisted Pine's malty options. Some of my favorites are their Cream Style Stout, Razzy Xpress, and Honey Brown.

We loved their Artesian Ales Waggonwheel Stout. Also very much enjoyed their Artesian Ales West Bound Braggot. Really hoping they make both again... especially the Waggonwheel Stout. We stored a case of the Waggonwheel Stout in the basement. Opened a bottle two nights ago... very good!!

The remodeling makes Twisted Pine feel not as cozy and homey, but the extra space was needed. Good place to drink beer, have a snack, and enjoy a euro-strategy game. There are food choices for vegetarians. Really like their hummus platter with pita, pesto, feta, artichokes, etc.

I tell my visiting friends that this is Boulder's version of a locals hang out. While still true, it's much less so these days.

The people here are great, I'm here at least once a week and often see the same friendly faces. The new tap room is very nice with the additional TVs and games strewn about. A lot to do while drinking/eating (I recommend Jenga). For the price, the food here is fantastic. Nothing fancy which is a very nice change of pace in Boulder. Sometimes I just want some nachos and a roast beef sandwich, dang it.

The beers are for the most part very solid. The seasonals are changed very often, but they'll always give you a small taste for free. I must admit that the wife and I don't come for the beers, we come for the best atmosphere near where we live that just happens to have some great brews!