Intersect Brewing

Brewery tucked in behind a strip mall, which puts it on the neighborhood side, making it slightly easier to access for locals walking or riding. The space includes a large patio with a mix of seating and a big interior space with a big "U" shaped bar. Some of the inside space is occupied by records and other little shop areas, which adds a little charm and uniqueness. Tap list is pretty expansive. Quality is mild, with the biggest appeal of this location being the proximity to the adjacent neighborhoods.

 

i had a great experience here, once i found the place, all tucked back into a little corner of a strip mall. its a neat space, new build it seems, tall industrial sort of ceilings and a huge three sided bar. they have a little record store in here which is cool, and an obvious music theme with the beer names and some classic vinyl on the walls, cool theme, not overly done up, and a massive patio outside with a ton of seating, these guys must really get busy at times, there has to be room for a few hundred inside and out. they had a nice list of beers, not seemingly overly ambitious in terms of styles, but both beers i had here were outstanding, not just good but expert and impressive. i had the kolsch called keys to the kingdom and the stranded in the jungle east coast pale. both were best in class for fort collins as far as i am concerned, blew me away really! i wish i had more time to drink through some of their ipa types and such, but ill be back for sure after how good these both were. the service was friendly and chatty and fun, knowledgeable enough, and handled a relatively busy bar really well. at first it doesnt seem all that unique here, but the more i look around and hang out, the more i realize they have something pretty cool going on here. definitely worth checking out, one of the more compelling new brewery visits i have been on in awhile. the beer was awesome!