Rails End Beer Company

NW of Denver ,Westminster area in a light industrial area at the back left of a culd-a-sac.. It’s up on a hill and looks like it could be an auto repair shop .Yopu open the door and a cool open air patio is on the left. Small l shaped bar and order are to the back . The brewery operation a completely open to the back right and rear . It’s a cool bohemian vibe in here . Beer is offered in flight s across many styles . I sampled 4 different styles all were well made . A working class brewery with what. Looked like locals ,its off the beaten path but worth a stop , looks like a dispensary is right behind on the hill.

 

yet anothe random little brewery tucked away in some industrial area outside of town, but dont be fooled, this is not just another taproom putting out a generic red ale, brown, amber, porter, blonde, whatever, they are making some ambitious and absolutely killer beers across a range of styles. i had heard a lot of hype, and all of it was true, the beer was on point across the board. the space is cool, back up on the hill there surrounded by what i interpret to be landscape and machine businesses, something not consumer facing, but they have made their little nook cozy, with a long bar, a sunny and airy patio area, and some seating around the brewery, tanks everywhere, very much a blue collar vibe. not a ton of beers on tap, maybe ten, but enough diversity to scratch each itch i had. i liked the blood orange double ipa a whole lot, but thought the honey blonde and the session ipa were also nice. the surprise highlight for me was the new england ipa, the freaking nailed it, and i was blown away. there is clearly some competence in the brew house, and this place is further evidence that if you build it they will come, a great crowd filling it up right when they opened when i was in, and some seriously loyal patrons from what i can gather. great beer, way more under the radar than they should be, this is one of my favorite colorado brewery discoveries in a long time...