Toured during GABF. Would have loved to spend more time here. Love the atmosphere and the staff. Great space with solid beers. Well done.

Nice place in an old building I loved the look. Nice tap list the beer was so so. No food this place wa sa nice neighborhood bar.

Visited on October 6, 2012. Had a flight of the seven beers available. Got to look inside the brewery when asking about it. Three nice and helpful girls working, super nice service.

Tucked away in a quiet neighborhood. Open feeling bar area with tables and large windowed area that was open to the outside. Very much impressed with what these guys were doing beer-wise. Staff more than accommodating.

medium-sized taproom in the Santa Fe arts district south of downtown Denver. roughly either taps available which seem to be the typical mix of American high gravity boozers and lower-gravity weakly flavored, placating recipes (mexican amber?). nothing much to interest me, honestly. the RIS was okay but unexciting, and the 11% triple IPA was gimmicky.

About a block from the Denver Art District on Santa Fe, this brewery is in the prime spot for grabbing a beer before or after first Fridays. A small place on 9th Ave, it has a bar that seats about 12-14 or so and about 8 smaller tables that seat 4, in addition a garage door that opens up to the sidewalk, I imagine it serves as patio space during the summer, but not sure. A lot of woodworking in the brewery with a beautiful wood bar top and what appears to be handmade wood tap handles. The brewery is drinks only and at the time there was only 1 bartender, but did a good job serving everyone in the joint. Games and books to read if you’re going with friends. There was about 8 beers on tap and tastings were $1-$2 and was able to try their entire lineup for $13, with 5 or so over 8% ABV. The beer was incredible with some solid favorites like their Rye IPA and some new beers that they brew small batches of. Excellent place and probably a favorite as THE Baker neighborhood hangout.

Cool neighborhood brewery. Minimal ambiance but makes up with a solid beer selection-from rye IPA to triple IPA to a strong coffee beer. Had the 8 beer sampler-most were good solid beers. Food truck arrived as we were leaving. Nice addition to the Denver beer scene.

We first tried this place in the summer and enjoyed ourselves. The atmosphere was laid back and the people were great, my only complaint was that the beer wasn’t anything special. I have gone back a few times and the beer really seems to be improving. I really enjoy there Rye IPA. If you live around here you should check it out. They have board games, usually a food truck out front, and they let you bring in your pup!

I was happy to see a new brewery open up in my neighborhood last summer... these guys are great-- the owners and staff are really friendly and they make some great brews that I find to be improving over time. Overall a fun atmosphere with large garage doors that open up in the warmer months... and there’s often a food truck outside, which is a plus!

A nice, very open neighborhood brewery very near downtown Denver. There is plenty of sunlight through the massive windows and a pretty awesome bar. The feel is industrial meets cabin. The service was fantastic and so were the beers. There are menus from delivery companies for one to choose from, or there are food trucks oftentimes. This is a must-see in Denver.