
Old 121 Brewhouse will offer a line of house-made craft sodas along with its alcoholic beverages.
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Old 121 Brewhouse will offer a line of house-made craft sodas along with its alcoholic beverages.
It will be the chain’s first company-operated location in Denver and third in Colorado.
52eighty Distilling opened its taproom in December and reported a $992,500 funding round to the SEC this month.
The location is a few doors down from the breakfast chain’s inaugural location, which still operates.
California-based buyer Cannabiniers already has several other cannabis-infused beverage lines.
“Being in the mountains is difficult, because weather really affects our business,” said Taylor Jansen, director of finance.
Honnibrook Craft Meadery owner: “It’ll be a lot of education, because mead’s not really mainstream. People hear meadery and they think charcuterie.”
FlyteCo Brewing, which is opening in a former auto repair shop along 38th Avenue, was going to be called Aero Craft Brewing.
The company’s website lists 12 locations in California, Georgia, Michigan, Ohio and Tennessee.
Another brewery is closing its taps this month.
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