Critique my Trip Plans

Question: Where's your hotel? Do you have one yet?

I think Coors' hours on Sunday are noon-4. But if you just wanna see how big it is, then a quick drive by will work. I think it's still the longest brewing complex in the universe---like 5 miles or something. If want to take a good picture of Coors, the bridge on Washington St offers a good view of the creek, trees and Coors. Ford St bridge is good, too.

The good thing about downtown Denver is that most places are close. While some scratch off Denver Beer Co, it would be worth a stop for a beer and see it. 20min isn't going to kill your day, especially if you go to (MUST) Prost. Same goes for Trve, Wits, Strange, Renegade, Rackhouse/Stranahans, Hogshead.

Two of the good things about Crooked Stave is the low(er) abv beers, and half pours.

On Monday, you can flip flop Wynkoop and Breck (assuming you mean Breck downtown). Have early lunch at 'Koop, hit Falling Rock, Great Divide, RiverNorth, early dinner at Breck, Rockies game (Sandlot beers), Freshcraft after game, hotel >> pass out.

 

It's still open until the new one is finished.

 

I feel like we had a completely different experience. The service was quick and the food I ordered was pretty tasty. The server didn't know much about the beer, but she was friendly nonetheless. I like the direction they are headed with their beers.

 

Ah, hell, you're close to Caution: too. Hit them up (a bit hard to find)

 

Maybe a consistency issue? I'm moving to that area next month, so I'll be checking back with them to see if they've improved.

 

Anywhere from $100 to $1000...the higher end being for when us BAs show up for beers on you.

But seriously, $100 a day? Figure about $10 for a flight, times 2 for your wife = $20 per brewery, average of 3 breweries a day = $60/day plus $40 for shirts, glasses, bottles and beers.

 

Dancing Pines distillery is right across the street from boten.

 

You might want to check out http://stapletontaphouse.com/ They are just down the street and around the corner from your hotel.

They will be opening the end of this month. They are planning to carry only beers from the smaller Colorado breweries that are not represented in most places.

 

He's going to spend $50 per person a day on beer at breweries and drive from place to place? That doesn't sounds like a good idea.

 

He could easily bike to many of these places and will have access to bike libraries.

 

Correct and thats $50/day between two people. A flight at most places is maybe a beer or two.

 

If they don't have flight, you can always purchase a taster size of 3-5 ounces.

 

Pretty much everyone does flights. Not Falling Rock if you go there, but that really doesn't matter, because it's...Falling Rock.

 

Hops and Pie does tasters though. Which is another place I highly recommend.