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    Great Divide Brewing Company

    4.3 (1.1k reviews)
    ModeratePubs, Breweries, Beer Bar
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Dogs allowed

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    Megan K.

    My first stop in Denver as part of my brewery tour (for myself, with myself). From the outside it didn't look like much to me. Upon entering we were greeted by the friendly man behind the bar. He told us we can scan the QR code to see the beer selection. We settled on a flight to try the few beers that caught our eye. 4 beers in a flight and we had to try the Yeti stout. Beers were overall pretty good with a nice variety to choose from. It wasn't a bad place to start out and I liked the warm vibes inside.

    Deedee W.

    While in Denver to see a show we decided our day activites should be beer tasting through Lodo and Lohi! Great Divide has a great tasting area. You can do as little or as much flites as you want. I went in for the dark beers and the reds but tried the lagers.. handsdown the Pottsville Lager is a must have! They also specialize in selzers. While I did not try, I think they should be a must have on your tasting list. Service here is so great. Everyone is happy to recommend and discuss the beers. Take a beer trip when in Denver to Great Divide- drink local!

    Some tasty IPA's and our amazing Tin Tacker find!
    Robert R.

    In our Tin Tacker trek across the Midwest we are finishing the trip with Octoberfest in Denver. We've found a couple of nice breweries, Great Dividend Brewing Co downtown. This place made me think about having beers with "my beer friends", good people in the bar and a great staff. We had some very tasty Hazy IPA's but really should have tried that peanut butter stout that looked so rich. If you try it please post on whether it was a delicious as it looked. And we found a tin tacker. Merch was limited to some T's and stickers but they had the golden tacker! Service, quality of beers and an awesome friendly place. Visit and reply, I'd like to know what you think.

    That's some big tanks of beer
    Mike G.

    We booked an afternoon tour following another brewery walking tour that had started here. The tour wasn't anywhere close to the advertised 45 minutes; however, for $10, including a glass and free pint, it's hard to go wrong. Our guide, I can't remember his name, was personable and knowledgeable. I'd definitely recommend if you like beer and are interested in learning more about how beer is made and the inner workings of a brewery.

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    Ellen M.

    Pros: Located in a hip part of town Lots of brews on tap You can order a flight of as many as you want to try - we tried 6 Favorites were Wild Raz (notes of raspberry) and Brunch and Bubbles (like a mimosa) Local musician was great Loved seeing where some of the beer is brewed Cons: Indoor and outdoor seating is a bit limited Decor could be updated some No food offered Staffing a bit thin Pro tip: Roll the dice and let the bartender know what you generally like and let them choose some options!

    Hoa T.

    Went here by chance while in Denver for a conference. We did their 4PM tour ($10) which lasted around 20 min. The guide was very knowledgeable and was able to answer all of our questions. As part of the tour, you get a mug and a drink which is not a bad deal. The expresso yeti was fantastic. Highly recommend.

    Justin T.

    My most recent trip to Denver brought my friends and I to Great Divide. The fellas and I were on a brewery tour and had to check this place out. It's one of the pioneers of the Denver brewing scene. This location was convenient to where we were staying. Parking was easy. The inside was small, but at the same time, it seemed like alot of people were packed in there. We snagged a table and ordered at the bar. Two of my favorite flavor profiles popped out at me right away. I ordered a small pour of the Peanut Butter Yeti and also the Strawberry Rhubarb Sour. Two different types of beer, but they were both delicious. I would totally order these again. Out of the breweries we tried in Denver, this place is high up on my list as one of my favorites. I will be back!

    Samurai Japanese Rice Lager
    Sarah C.

    I've tried Great Divide before, but I never got into the taproom until this past week. I'm so glad I finally stopped by! They had a great selection of beer varieties and seltzers. I ordered the Japanese Rice Lager and really enjoyed it. I would definitely get it again, and would love to see it in stores near me! The bartender was friendly and welcomed us in. The taproom isn't huge, especially the bar when you first walk in. There's more seating in the back, but I didn't get to check out that area. The inside is very casual and inviting, your typical brewery/taproom feel. I would love to come back soon and check out more of the actual brewery area! Definitely check out Great Divide if you're in the area and looking for some drinks/good beer!

    Austin G.

    When in Denver, get craft beer and this spot brews some of the best. Stopping in on a Sunday afternoon in March, my wife and I each got a 16 ounce pour and enjoyed it on their outdoor patio as we read books. My wife loved her IPA and the strawberry rhubarb sour ale was refreshing. It's not overly sour, but I enjoyed it!

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    Jordan B.

    Great Divide was on the list of breweries/beers to try while visiting Denver. Stopped in and ordered a flight of IPAs. They were all pretty good! It's located in the downtown area and there is street parking available. Upon walking in, thought there was a larger space in the back but it was pretty small. Seems that they have an upstairs/rooftop area but it wasn't open. Would have been nice to sit up there and enjoy the beers. The bar area wasn't the biggest, but that wasn't w deal breaker since the beer was pretty good. Would love to try them again and sit upstairs with a little more space, as well as a brewery tour. Give them a try if you're in the area!

    Crystal F.

    Stopped in on day 2 of our beercation in Denver. We are fans of their Yeti beers and ordered a flight of Expresso Yeti-Stout Horchata Yeti-Stout Pumpkin Spice Yeti-Stout Barrel aged Yeti-Stout Strawberry Rhubarb -Sour Passion Fruit Guava Gose -Sour Wild Raspberry Fruit Ale Hoss-Marzen Full pour of Experimental Lager with thiolized yeast Velvet Yeti-Stout on nitro Most of the beers were great, I didn't care for the pumpkin stout much and the horchata stout was like a thick, super sweet syrup. I had to remove a couple stars because most of my 3oz. glasses were only filled halfway and then my husband bought a souvenir that he was supposed to get a discount for, instead they overcharged him for it, other than that the beer is good.

    Neema B.

    Hubby wanted to stop here because of the great reviews and local recommendations. Parking was a breeze but I was surprised to see how small it is inside. We ended up sitting at the bar which was fine. We placed our order pretty quickly and I sampled the wild raspberry ale and car camper and ended up ordering the Mango + ginger seltzer. I'm not a huge seltzer fan but they didn't really have anything else that appealed to my palate. The seltzer was good but I hoped for a more extensive list of blonde or pale options. I'm sure true beer drinkers will have their fill here but sadly it wasn't for me.

    Such an incredible experience and service with Great Divide at Lafayette Brew Fest! Beer is freaking amazing, I tried their Mile High Hazy is the perfect balance of hoppy and refreshing! 10/10 would drink again

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    Is food served here?

    Not at this location. Their airport location (inside the terminal) does and was yummy!

    Does this place serve any ciders?

    I don't believe so, but try a gose or a sour!

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