Favorite Denver Brewery

TRVE.

I like the beer and the first time I went there they were blasting a High on Fire album, which they played from start to finish.

 

Really tough call. If we're talking Denver proper it's a toss-up between Great Divide, Crooked Stave, and Comrade. I favor consistency and having the best possible good vs. bad beer ratio.
If the 'burbs count, Dry Dock and the Bull & Bush would also be up there.

 

I'd like Crooked Stave more if a) prices were lower b) it wasn't in a cage
Great Divide is top notch, can't wait for their new place
Comrade is up there, too
HogsHead

There are several on the next rung.

 

My favorite across the board is probably Hogshead. Downtown I'd have to say Epic.

I haven't been over to Comrade yet.

 

Diversity of styles across breweries makes it impossible for me to pick just one

 

If you look at my basement, you'd guess Crooked Stave, and that guess would probably be correct.

 

Crooked Stave, Cannonball Creek, Wit's End, and Hogshead are my favorites.

 

TRVE.

 

I actually spaced Hogshead for some reason. They're definitely elite and they might even be my overall favorite. The only catch for me is that it's not that convenient to where I live. If I were closer, I'd probably be their version of Norm from Cheers.

 

Great Divide for the patio.
Crooked Stave for sour beers.
Comrade for hoppy beers.
TRVE for metal.

 

Comrade
Station 26
Crooked Stave

In no order

 

oooooohhhhh Station 26 is solid! That double IPA they had was fantastic, going there tonight to get a growler of their Juicy Banger!

 

Love Juicy banger! Have already had 3-4 growlers of that deliciousness.

 

Crooked Stave

With very honorable mentions going to BSB, Hogshead, and TRVE.

 

I just ran by and grabbed a growler of Juicy Banger. Can't go wrong for $14. Kicking myself for not bringing a 2nd empty growler to get one of Double IPA also. Couldn't bring myself to pay for the glass with the amount of empty ones I have at home

 

Id say hogshead, trve, ratio, goldspot and comrade. So many options!

 

Agreed, and I'd add Great Divide, like others have said for consistency and multitude of styles. These are my top 4.

I love Hogshead, but feel they're very limited in styles and tap room space.