
“If there are people demanding more beer and food options, what better way to raise money than through those people?” CEO Jake Gardner said.
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“If there are people demanding more beer and food options, what better way to raise money than through those people?” CEO Jake Gardner said.
In frenzied few weeks of consolidation, two local brewers merged and then this week announced the purchase of a craft brewing mainstay of 30 years.
The 11-year-old cidery now leases its 30,000 square-foot building at 1380 Horizon Ave, which houses its production facility and restaurant/tap room.
Chris Garner and Chris Reigrut decided not to renew Halfpenny Brewing’s lease.
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.
A Broomfield brewpub has closed after nearly 25 years, and a handful of ones along the Front Range have a new owner, in connection with a California firm’s acquisition of multiple brewery chains. Kelly Companies, a San Diego-based restaurant group, recently acquired five brewery brands from Houston-based SPB Hospitality. The first, Rock Bottom Restaurant &… Read more »
The business, which started in LoDo in 2017, is also nixing its kitchen and eyeing distribution.
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