Colorado Craft Beer

It's a prestigious list, and this Northern Colorado city has again made the cut as one of the top in the entire nation.

Maybe it was the 8.5% ABV.

Fort Collins is known as the "Napa Valley of beer" with Colorado's largest beer production.

Fort Collins is home to more than 20 craft breweries, including the fourth largest craft brewer in the U.S., New Belgium Brewing Co.

Starting on Dec. 28, Fort Collins will have one less place to grab a beer in the Foothills mall.

The Brewers Association has published a new list where Colorado breweries take the spotlight: the Top 50 Brewing Companies by Sales Volume.

Northern Colorado breweries went up against the rest of the country and came back with some hardware.

The Brewers Association, the folks that bring you (among other things) The Great American Beer Festival, have announced the top 50 craft brewers (beer sales by volume) in the U.S. for 2017.

Timnath residents, you will soon be able to enjoy your own town's craft brews! Pretty exciting right? Timnath Beerwerks will be opening this fall and will be located at the Colorado Feed and Grain building that is located at 4138 Main st. The owner of Timnath Beerwerks, Craig Miller, will be the first brewery in town...

What could go better with a new CSU stadium, than a new beer? A beer that harkens back to CSU’s heritage, as well! Go State! Go Aggies! Go New Belgium!

A craft brewery in Fort Collins that hasn't even opened its doors yet was forced to change its name due to a cease and desist letter from Absolut Vodka. Intersect Brewing is currently under construction and will open at 2160 W. Drake Rd in Fort Collins in August...

With Northern Colorado arguably becoming the Nations destination for craft breweries, it's no surprise that two that call Fort Collins home, found themselves in the top 50 of 2015.