Boulder Beer Company

Boulder Beer Company, Colorado’s First Craft Brewery, will release a new spring seasonal brew in March called Emergent White IPA.

Music fans who follow Umphrey’s McGee will soon find a new way to connect with the band, with the release of a custom craft-beer called ‘Nothing Too Fancy’ everyday ale. Much like the band’s music, the ale will be smooth and easy on the surface, yet complex and layered at its core.

Boulder, CO — Boulder Beer Company, Colorado’s First Craft Brewery, will release Scourge of the Dude on Saturday, November 8th.

Boulder, CO — Boulder Beer Company, Colorado’s First Craft Brewery, will begin canning their classic Buffalo Gold Golden Ale and hop head favorite Mojo IPA for the first time next week in brand new 12-ounce cans.

Boulder, CO — Boulder Beer Company, Colorado’s First Craft Brewery, will release their most rare bottled beer — The Dude’s Bane — on Saturday, November 16th. Aged for one year in first-use bourbon barrels, The Dude’s Bane is Boulder Beer’s first ever barrel-aged beer released in a bottle and their most rare packaged offering with… Read more »

Boulder, CO — Boulder Beer Company, Colorado’s First Craft Brewery, will release a new year round offering in October called Shake Chocolate Porter. A twist on the traditional robust American Porter, Shake Chocolate Porter is black in color with rich, dark chocolate aromatics and flavors and subtle coffee-like notes. This unique brew blends five different… Read more »

Boulder Beer Company, Colorado’s first craft brewery, will begin distributing in Iowa this September. The brewery has partnered with local wholesaler Johnson Brothers of Iowa to enact statewide distribution.

BOULDER, Colo. – Boulder Beer Company, Colorado’s First Microbrewery, gets knee deep in craft beer with their friends in California. More than Ricky Bobby’s catchphrase in Talledaga Nights, Shakenbake is the name of the golden colored Rye India Pale Ale collaboration brew created by Knee Deep Brewing Company and Boulder Beer Company.

At a time when double and triple digit growth rates dominate the craft beer headlines, at least one Colorado brewer prefers to take a more modest approach. In the mid-1990’s, Boulder Beer Company, Colorado’s oldest craft brewery, made a few critical decisions to ensure that it could survive for the long term if the industry… Read more »