Crazy Mountain Brewing Company

Dodge City Brewing, including its Dodge City, Kansas-based taproom, five-barrel brewhouse, and intellectual property, has been listed for sale, following the intended retirement of co-founder and brewmaster Larry Cook.

Dutch brewing giant Heineken N.V. reported its first half 2021 earnings today, and its U.S. business division recorded “high-single digit” beer volume growth through the first two quarters of the year.

In this week’s Last Call: Heineken makes a minority investment in Amsterdam’s Oedipus; Bumble announces plans to open a brick-and-mortar bar in SoHo; the SEC lifts its ban on alcohol sales at sporting events; the future of Breckenridge’s brewpub is uncertain; and more news.

In this week’s edition of Last Call: In-state sales are on the rise in Michigan; Baderbrau is set for an August auction; another round of brewery closures hit in Colorado, California and Georgia; and more beer industry news.

In this week’s edition of Last Call: Lyft collaborates on a Chicago beer release; Molson Coors acquires a U.K. cider maker; Modern Times begins production in Oregon; Crazy Mountain vacates its Edwards taproom; and more news.

Crazy Mountain Brewing Company’s growth and expansion continues in the fall of 2017 as it is set to open a new taproom space in the Winter Park Village, which will be coined the Crazy Mountain Saloon at Winter Park.

Crazy Mountain Brewing Company’s growth and expansion continues in the summer of 2017 as it is set to open two new taprooms in the Denver-metro area.

Edwards, Colorado-based Crazy Mountain Brewing Company has announced that its original brewing facility in Edwards, Colorado is now being used entirely for the production of the company’s limited release “Local’s Stash Reserve Series” of beers.

Crazy Mountain Brewing today announced it would open its own beer importing company in the U.K., partnering with startup American Craft Beer Company Ltd. for sales, marketing and logistics support. The Colorado-based craft brewery, which is currently distributed in 20 U.S. states and five countries, has leased a warehouse with cold-storage capabilities and will begin self-distributing its products under the name “Crazy Mountain Brewing Company U.K.” next month.

Edwards, Colorado-based Crazy Mountain Brewing Company announces its expansion in both capacity and infrastructure into their second facility in Denver. This summer Breckenridge Brewery turned over its Denver home of nearly 20 years to Crazy Mountain Brewing Company.

Edwards, Colo. — Crazy Mountain Brewing Company announces the release of its newest beer style: Neomexicanus Native Pale Ale. This beer is a tribute to the artistic expression that can be realized when a brewery and a hop farmer partner together with the common goal of achieving something new and creative.

When it comes to stacking awards from the Vail Valley Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau (VVP), Crazy Mountain Brewery is tough to beat. Earlier this month, the VVP honored the Vail, Colo.-based brewery as the Mid-Size Business of the Year, an award given to a company that demonstrates ethical business practices, professionalism, and strong community involvement.

EDWARDS, Colo. — The Vail Valley Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau (VVP) awarded Crazy Mountain Brewery the Mid-Size Business of the Year award on Friday evening in a Success Awards ceremony among hundreds of local business owners. The VVP honors one company each year for the Mid-Size Business award who demonstrates ethical business practices, professional and strong community involvement. This award comes on the heels of winning Entrepreneur of the Year and Small Business of the Year in 2012 and 2011, respectively.