Kevin Baity’s Kraft Beer

No Longer In Business

Very small tasting room but has a nice feel. Kinda tucked into an odd location. The beer though is quite nice especially the Lavender beer. The staff is quirky and friendly. Beer menu is ever changing as well. A must if you live in the Springs! Check em out.

Small start-up brewery. Place was somewhat disorganized and the small brewing area looked mostly like a homebrew setup in someone’s garage. Beers were mostly decent with the chocolate stout being the standout. Others seems like they may have passed their prime. What makes this place is the staff; great people who enjoy talking with everyone who comes in. Talking with the brewers, the team has big plans to improve their layout and add some new brewing equipment and they’re dedicated to putting out quality beers. It’s going to be a slow start, but I expect great things from this team.

KB2 is a small kiosk looking shack in a business parking lot like those drive thru coffee shops. I don’t mind small but the place wasn’t very clean. My beer was ok, but service struggled.

They’re currently in this shack-like building, but they plan to upgrade soon. Kind of a dump but the employees are very nice and helpful. The beers were pretty decent quality. Kind of a cool joint to visit.

Shitters: D

Kevin Baity opened Colorado Spring’s newest brewery without prior warning in July 2011. For various reasons, it took me 6 months to land my first visit, but I will definitely be back. Kevin was out of town but his assistant brewer Matt was taking very good care of the customers and the beers. There were 6 beers on tap, including two Christmas spiced beers. All beers are unique, well crafted, and fresh. The building itself is small but very functional; there is room for a dozen or so folks to hang out and enjoy some Kraft Beer.