List of Colorado Breweries That Have Closed Taprooms or Switched to To-Go Only
Story by:
Tristan Chan
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to disrupt the global market, Colorado craft breweries, like many small businesses have had to make difficult decisions while awaiting more drastic measures set fort by the local government. Earlier today, Denver Mayor Michael Hancock ordered that all bars and restaurants end dine-in services for the next eight weeks.
And while it seems only a matter of time before all bars and restaurants are ordered to close much like announcements in Illinois, California, and Ohio, many breweries have already taken the precautionary measure to either preemptively close their taprooms, shorten operating hours, limit capacity within their taprooms, or switch to to-go orders only.
Additionally, Factotum Brewhouse has enacted a Beer It Forward program to help support their staff in the event of a taproom closure. Through their Beer It Forward program, patrons can pay $5 online to redeem any beer on their menu starting May 1 at that fixed discounted rate.
To help consumers sort through what their favorite local breweries have made those adjustments, we’ve begun rounding up a list and their current availability status. If your brewery has implemented similar responses please feel free to contact tristan (@) porchdrinking.com
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Iron Mule is open for To Go. We are getting ready to update our hours and can get that to you when completed.