
Bernard Hurley said Coors had an option to terminate after a decade — but that he was supposed to get a year’s notice.
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Bernard Hurley said Coors had an option to terminate after a decade — but that he was supposed to get a year’s notice.
“Three months ago, I wouldn’t have thought we’d be here at all.”
A trio of local brewers think there is power in numbers.
“If I gave it another couple years, maybe it would succeed, but I’m just broke,” said owner Sean Guerrero.
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The business, which started in LoDo in 2017, is also nixing its kitchen and eyeing distribution.
Father-and-son duo Ed and Kyle Knudson won’t brew in the new location, but they are adding food — specifically a “German bread pocket.”
Brewers Alyssa Hoberer and Jacob Kemple hope to raise $500K and open in February.
“RiNo in general, this year, just seems like the summer didn’t pop off as we’ve seen in prior years.”
The brewery is teaming up with Outside Pizza in the former Oasis Brewing space in northwest Denver.
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