Our Special Releases for today have been changed. Starting now Bottles are First Come First Sale, One Bottle of each per customer until Sold Out. Be Safe.
Another week of Colorado Spring air is here and gone. Soon coming are the summer months and the summer beers. Some of them are already here. Now here is what came in this week.
Oh and don't forget to check out the Special Releases for Saturday.
Six-Pack 12oz Bottles 5.50% Ale with Cherries, Natural and Artificial Flavors, Caramel Color
Single 375ml Bottle 12.00% Barrel-Aged Golden Ale w/Blueberries
Single 750ml Bottle 8.50% Belgian Blonde Ale
Single 22oz Bottle 7.00% Oak-Aged Porter with Vanilla and Cacao Nibs
Single 22oz Bottle 4.50% Gose w/Grapefruit
Single 750ml Bottle 4.50% Dry-Hopped Kettle Sour Saison
Six-Pack 12oz Cans 5.10% Wheat Ale w/Pomegranate
Six-Pack 12oz Cans 8.50% Imperial India Pale Ale
Six-Pack 12oz Cans 7.20% Maibock
Single 22oz Bottles 7.50% India Pale Ale
[The Heineken Company (Netherlands)]
Six-Pack 12oz Bottles 11.50% Strong Ale
Four-Pack 12oz Cans 13.00% Imperial Stout
Single 11.2oz Bottle 4.50% Sour Ale w/Peach, Mango and Passion Fruit
Single 19.2oz Can 7.50% Belgian-Style Pale Ale w/Raspberries
Lukas Liquor Special Releases: Saturday April 14, 2016 @ 3:00 p.m.
WEATHER DEPENDENT!! Alternative release timing will be updated here and on Facebook due to poor weather conditions. We want to keep you all safe.
The following Beers with Limited Distribution will be made available for purchase in
limited quantities at the date and time above until sold out.
Single 22oz Bottles 13.10% Barrel-Aged Imperial Stout
Single 22oz Bottles 10.00% Imperial Stout w/Graham Crackers, Cacao Nibs and Vanilla
Hey all, I am working on a post about the Breckenridge-AB buyout and the collateral damage if there is any, and views of their consumers. I would love some input from our consumers. I am aware of how the craft scene views AB and their buyouts. I'm searching for more info about how you view and think of Breckenridge Brewery now after spending 25 years buying, supporting and helping them build their business into what it was before. How does it affect you as a consumer? What did their loyal consumers get out of the deal? How do you feel about it? (Craft, not craft, big beer, still loyal, hurt, jaded, happy, indifferent?) Shoot me an email or a reply with your thoughts.
