Gravity Brewing

Visited with Berandblues2. Big place, noice outdoor area with shaded and sunny picnic tables, inside has a huge long bar with the fermentation vessels right behind it. Nice variety of styles, all we had were tasty. Good stop

Gravity Brewing is in Louisville, Colorado. Big parking lot. Dim lighting and indie music on the radio. 17 beers on tap. Couple bartenders here and the girl was great and the dude was pretty puckish. Good crowd on tap for Friday evening. Souvenir shirts and hats here. Beer to go also. Good place to check out a beer.

This brewery shares a roof with the local 'lodge', complete with cinder block (painted) walls, and beer hall style picnic tables. A long bar winds around, though half is occupied by waiting-to-be-filled cans, overtaken seemingly by COVID-19 spacing restrictions. A group of locals shares conversation among beers at one end of the bar. The beers are solid and the styles varied. There is an attached food option though I opted for liquid refreshment only today.

In a little shopping complex in a suburb of Denver. Beer ranged from OK to good, nothing blow-away but nothing bad. Little beer garden in the back which was nice because, you know, COVID. Not worth going out of your way for but if it's your local brewery, it's fine.

Gravity is in a little shopping complex, but they have an excellent unit which they’ve spruced up nicely, even complete with a Biergarten outside. The bar inside is huge, there are a few tables and couches. Ping pong and pool are available. The hop vines were in bloom outside making for a really pretty scene. The bartender was helpful and excited about the upcoming GABF. It’s nice to see a beer geek behind the bar at a brewery. Beer selection was pretty good, they specialize in higher alcohol brews. It was a little early in the day for me though, so I opted for the session IPA. Not too shabby. They have a kitchen on premise which seems to be run independently from the taproom, but I did not eat. Pretty cool little place.

Large taproom located in downtown Louisville. Had a hard time finding it, tucked away in the back of the lodge. Service was prompt and friendly. Brewing equipment couldn’t be much closer or more visible, which is always nice. Decent selection, fairly standard offerings. Wasn’t particularly impressed by the beers. Will have to check out their beers in the future.

Did not eat. Went on a Friday night and there were a few locals sitting on the picnic tables they had. The place was like a warehouse. Concrete floors, no real seating other than the bar, which was rustic. Beer was okay, nothing to rave about. However, it is in the small town I grew up in and I wish them well.

Tried my friends beer and it was Ok. Sat at the bar for 40 min with no service. Food is from a pass through to the VFW greasy kitchen. FM radio with advertisements. No comfortable seating. Worst I have been to! A 40 and a park bench are a better option.

Hidden location behind some dead-looking business complex buildings. Large interior with a pool table and ping pong. A half-dozen drafts available with some attempts at Belgian and English styles, which is always nice to see. The small sample of the ESB showed promise. The hidden location seems more appropriate for a production brewery rather than a brewpub. That said, I wish them well.