Brewing

A family-run brewpub is hoping to raise $2 million that will be used to get its beer flowing outside of the state and launch new locations.

Shortly after getting his product on store shelves across the country, a distiller is already planning for a boost in production with a large Cherokee Street space to house his aging whiskey.

A new distillery will open in Arvada this weekend, and in addition to selling its own rum, the startup will offer kegs and cans of classic cocktails.

“It’s the most-ordered cocktail in Colorado right now, and we’re the first one to market it,” Mile High Spirits co-owner Joe von Feldt said of the company’s bet on the Moscow Mule.

Three beer veterans have teamed up to launch a Five Points brewery that speaks to the neighborhood’s history as a jazz hotspot.

An architect and his family are building up their own nautical-themed brewery on 17th Avenue after about of year of tinkering with recipes at home.

Anthony Martuscello is banking on the Casa Bonita bump when he launches his brewery on West Colfax later this year.

In the second recent inter-brewery dispute over naming rights, a local beer maker was sued by a Minnesota company over the brand “Summit Pale Ale.”

Denver liquor stores are reaching new markets and customers with ordering apps and delivery drivers.