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The beer maker replaces Sweetwater Brewing in Fort Collins; both are owned by cannabis giant Tilray.
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The beer maker replaces Sweetwater Brewing in Fort Collins; both are owned by cannabis giant Tilray.
Laws Whiskey House has released the first bottle in what it’s calling its “Headwaters Series,” highlighting rivers that originate in the state.
“The motion misrepresents the contents of the audio recordings,” said an attorney for Grant Babb.
“People, one day, are going to find this story, where you have this style of whiskey that used to be the best-selling style of whiskey in the world.”
“It’s kind of how beer was in the 80s,” said Honnibrook co-founder Michael Fagan.
“We didn’t want to start too big, that’s how a lot of places get themselves in trouble,” a co-founder said.
The move puts all three of Denver’s heavy metal breweries within blocks of each other.
Kodiac’s space in Centennial is being marketed for sublease.
It’s the company’s second time raising money from small investors through the website Wefunder.
Live Slow Brewing co-founder Grant Babb has been accused of stealing from Edgewater’s Joyride Brewing.
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