The company soon will produce its first 600-case run of canned cocktails, made with gin or vodka and simple syrups.
Steamboat bartender moves to Denver to launch canned cocktail company
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Former Bronco punter nets 30% on Castle Rock mansion sale
Britton Colquitt’s $2.25 million home includes custom stonework and design, as well as a hidden living space behind a bookshelf.
Women’s outdoor recreation promoter lands $750K to fund expansion
The company, which promotes outdoor adventures for women, plans to use the fresh provisions to push into new territory.
50 condos planned for $2M property near DU
Denver-based Dublin Development purchased two houses at 2368 S. University Blvd. last week for $2.2 million, with plans to build a 53-unit condo building.
Depression Era Country Club mansion listed for $5M
The 8,134-square-foot mansion at 401 Race St. was built in 1933 and occupied by Denver film legend Frank Ricketson.
Telluride brand unleashes 15-foot behemoth paddleboard
The inflatable standup paddleboard, which costs $2,300, can fit six people, weighs 70 pounds and is designed for the ocean and whitewater.
Husband-and-wife cidery buys building in Aurora; 8 minute drive to the Stanley
Daniel and Talia Haykin are opening Haykin Family Cider at 12001 E. 33rd Ave., where they plan to make alcoholic apple cider that tastes similar to sparkling wine.
Six-figure funding round spells expansion for kombucha maker
A fermented tea company recently moved into a 12,000-square-foot facility in Boulder, and could nearly double its headcount by next year.
Outdoor rental company gets on board with glamping
A Denver company that rents equipment for outdoor adventures just bought another 50 canvas tents to support a booming “glamping” rental business.
Laser manufacturer lands $5M from single investor
More than a year after developing its first product – laser metal 3-D printing – a startup in Centennial has raised another $5 million in funding.
