Burns Family Artisan Ales

Nestled in a small industrial storage and storefront area, this taproom / production facility exudes a cozy, intimate vibe. There's very little seating but has some nice comfy stuffed chairs and about two small wooden tables. The place is decorated with a bit of local art. The tap and bottle / can selections are top notch (no guest taps). The service is very friendly.

Although tucked away in a rather obscure industrial area, this little beer space is well worth checking out. Great people and outstanding beers.

Fun modern large space with a decent number of taps and tons of bottles. What is nice is there are many styles available, mostly barrel aged. All the beer I had was of high quality. Feel like no one is talking about this brewery in the Denver area, well worth your time. Oh and the people are super friendly, though not speedy

I mostly just wish more people knew this place even existed especially the younger demographic. I love that you can look fancy here reading the paper with a braggot beer but my group was the youngest in there by 20 years. I highly recommend trying the beer here.

 

 

 

these guys have moved into the old wits end space and made it their own. i really wish i supported wits end more, i always loved their beer but rarely went to the taproom, i guess im glad they still exist in some capacity. this is a husband and wife team with a bunch of experience, incuding kuhnhenn, which is legendary! that being said, i had slightly higher hopes for the beers. they did have a big selection of stuff on offer, including a whole mess of strong ales, which i think is pretty ambitious for only being a month or so old! i really liked an oak aged barleywine and a 16% abv braggot, which is something you just dont see out there, but i was underwhelmed by a brut ipa and a lemon cookie beer, so its not all groovy yet. that said, they seem well equipped to be able to get it figured out in here pretty quickly from a beer quality standpoint, and i definitely look forward to more of these crazy strong ales. the space is nice, open garage doors with afternoon sunlight spilling in onto old eclectic furniture, it feels like a living room inside a warehouse. there is an unadorned back room as well with high tops, and a small standing room only bar. its mellow and relaxed, but scary empty for a saturday afternoon, hopefully word gets out soon, but this is a weird location in the sense that you have to be on a mission to get here, you dont just stumble upon it. overall a cool experience, really nice folks who are well ahead of the new brewery curve. i have high expectations for future beers...