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Arvada coffee shop and bar to open second location
The Bluegrass Coffee & Bourbon Lounge’s second location also will be in Arvada, but co-owner Sheena Ferguson has looked in cities such as Littleton and Lafayette for growth.
Sake brewer tripling footprint in RiNo
Colorado Sake Co. has been subleasing space from Wine & Whey. But with the wine and cheese shop closing, it’s taking over the whole unit.
RiNo wine and cheese shop to close after six years
“We’re just not getting enough people to pay the rent increase,” said Pamela Zorn, who owns Wine & Whey with husband Ron.
Boulder is poised to get its first cider taproom
BOCO Cider, which has been producing cider in the city since last May, plans to open one next month.
Combination coffee shop, wine bar The Molecule Effect to open third location in West Wash Park
The business has been along Santa Fe Drive since 2014, and later added a second location downtown inside Nativ Hotel.
Cherish Spirits Lounge, coming to Cherry Creek, to offer ‘spirits that no one else in the area has’
Owner: “We won’t have Grey Goose or Tito’s, but we will bring a vodka from Russia that will have the same flavor profiles.”
BusinessDen’s DenX: Scenes from Blanchard Family Wines
More than 80 women turned out for the first installment of BusinessDen’s women-only networking event.
Uptown’s Penn Station Coffee to close, be replaced by specialty toast shop
The Vietnamese dishes on Penn Station Coffee’s menu have made it stand out in the local coffee scene.
Thornton’s Mother Tucker Brewery to add Louisville location
Co-founder Scott Tucker: “There are lots of little neighborhoods that still need a brewery.”