The Beaver has been one of my favorite top spots to hang out recently since I’ve moved to Loveland. It has a great local and friendly feel to its ambiance. With its selection of 16 beers on tap there is something for everyone! The service was great as well, as the servers helped me select which beers I wanted to add to my tasting flight! I ended up loving the Scottish Ale, Brown Ale, and the Beaver Stubble Stout, along with some others! They have brats & munchies too to snack on.. I would defiantly recommend this place if you are looking for great beers and a good relaxing time!

Several of my friends recommended the Beaver and now I know why. I was floored by the selection of beers (17 great beers on tap). Everything from very approachable beers such as Belgium Ale, German wheat, north England brown, Irish stout, a California pale ale, nice IPA, and an easy to drink Pilsner, to crazy beers such as bourbon stout, chili beer, espresso beer, and a fruit beer. To top it off they have a great double IPA "the Big Woody" which was my favorite and a Scottish, a black lager, a black IPA, and a Belgium triple winter warmer. The beers were all distinct from one another. How the hell do they do it in such a small place? Which leads me to the ambiance which was great. It looks like they shoe horned a brewery in a garage. I heard the beer brats were good, so I had one and I must say It was the best brat I’ve had. The beer mustard they make for the brats is great and so is the gourmet sauerkraut that is made locally. I totally enjoyed this place.

Stopped by in the middle of the afternoon. Not too busy. Staff was very friendly. Had a flight of 10 house beers. Think there is potential here. Interested in what I thought of their efforts.

One of my least favorite breweries in Northern Colorado. It’s run out of what looks like a storage shed and a lot of their beers are mediocre. I didn’t get very good service when I was there. Pass it by for Grimm Bros.

Located in the back of a business complex, a bit hard to find. Not much to look at either. The entire taproom/brewhouse is in a small industrial garage. Short bar with about 6-7 seats, but luckily there are patio tables just a step away. Sweet staff and pretty sweet beer, but its got the feel of an unprofessional operatioin. Maybe thats what theyre going for, but whatever. The beer is pretty amazing if you gan get past your snobbery and drink from a mason jar.