Estes Park Brewery

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Estes Park Brewery. Hits tour with a special reception you can feel in this country, Colorado. because if you plan a summer vacation, you may be considered close to Colorado. Estes Park, mere minutes from Rocky Mountain National Park, is a tourist destination. The city is packed with convenient shops and things to be done for the whole family, from horseback riding to a massage to relax with a beer in the Estes Park Brewery, the only brewery in Estes.

Tasting room which is located on the first floor of the brewery, where visitors can sample all the free beer and buy a souvenir or package their beer in six. They also sell the 64 oz. refillable "buglers."

Top level, you can relax at the bar with a glass of beer or in the booth by the windows, with an excellent view of the scenery. It's common to see a herd of elk grazing nearby hillsides, especially in the afternoon. Other amenities include pool tables, video games, and spectacular overlooks. It's a full menu, as well as with the typical fare such as nachos, hot wings, pizza, and burgers, as well as more unique items such as their homemade beer chili, made with the Red Ridge Trail.

But enough about the atmosphere. Let's talk beer. Their beer, both available on tap and bottles, including the raspberry wheat, honey wheat wild, golden ale, bitter special red, india pale ale, porter, stout, and lager. They are currently blueberry wheat seasonals, Hefeweizen, and Scottish shilling ale.

Hop lovers should see Renegade, their excellent IPA. Having Galena and Cascade hops, and also dry-hopped with Cascade.

With more than half a pound of honey per Colorado case, the tool Wild Honey Wheat entrance at 6%, highest in the tap now. If you're a fan fruit wheat beer, try blueberry raspberry wheat and corn.

Samson the mighty, the oatmeal stout with lots of body, toasty aroma, and slightly sweet taste, which commemorates Samson elk. Samson, a £ 1000 trophy elk that wintered in Estes Park, have been killed by poacher in 1995. Some of the results of this beer go to Operation Game Thief, a program that supports the arrest and prosecution of poachers.

If you plan to visit soon, be sure to see the 2009 Rocky Mountain Fest cooking. This event will be held in the brewery on Saturday, June 13 12:00-5:00. More than 15 Colorado craft brewers will be there. The $ 30 entry fee includes beer samples, food, tickets, and souvenir glass.

One thing to remember is that Estes Park has an altitude of more than 7500 feet, which is more than a mile higher than Wichita, Kansas. The effects of alcohol are magnified at high altitudes, so that you can enjoy a beer later. Consider ordering a 10 oz glass is not a glass of beer to help compensate for the altitude.