Great service with a good rotating selection of great brews. The atmosphere is very comfortable and catering to the beer crowd, for sure.

They have 40 taps overall, about 10 of which are their own beers. A very fine selection of drafts and bottles as well. The ambiance is above average and the service has been great so far. Most draft beers are $4.50 but they ranged from about $3-6. The food is pretty good and fairly priced. Their current lunch special includes two sliders, a side and a Black Bottle beer for $7.99. You can’t beat that.

Not the best of strip mall locations, nestled behind a Chuck E Cheese and a "Cheerleading Academy" - aside from this, though, the place is nice - medium sized space - decor is industrial and modern, but cozy enough - five of their own beers on tap on my visit, but also an impressive assortment of other brews, both import and one-offs from other Colorado breweries - quite a good selection, really - their beers were mostly Belgian styles (no complaints here) and showed quite a bit of promise - staff was friendly and fairly versed in the beer they were serving - you can get 3 ounce tasters of any beer on tap for 2 bucks, which can be a deal depending on the beer you choose, but is rather pricey for some of the standards - overall a great spot, and one that I will be certain to make a must-visit whenever I am in Fort Collins.

Stopped by on a Saturday day afternoon. The place was full of people. I wasn’t expecting much considering the location doesn’t seem like a prime location for a brewery. Black Bottle had 4 of their own beers on tap, as well as around 20-25 guest taps. I thought it was pretty cool that you could get 2 oz samples of any beer on tap. I would like to try this place again in the future, it seems like they could be starting a pretty cool place.

Kind of a neat place with a hip, industrial atmosphere. Fairly welcoming feel to the place and pretty good service. There were about twenty taps including six for their own beer. I think their beer has some promise, though there were some issues present. There were some cool taps but the prices were pretty high: La Fin Du Monde ($7 for 8oz), Saison Dupont ($6 for 8oz), tasters for $2 per 3oz. I’ll be back but I think the prices need to be dropped a bit.