What are some local Brewery's you all like

[Dave]

Some good ones mentioned here, but for me I usually grab Odells and Breckenridge from the store or stop off for a pint at Dry Dock since it's under 2 miles from my house and on my route home from work.

[ray1970]

I like the beer at the Pumphouse up in Longmont. They have a Scottish ale that used to be called the "kilt lifter". They still have it but now they call it the "shockwave". I need to remember to bring my growlers next time I go and have them filled.

[funkymonkey1111]

Some good ones mentioned here, but for me I usually grab Odells and Breckenridge from the store or stop off for a pint at Dry Dock since it's under 2 miles from my house and on my route home from work.

sure, but one of the benefits of going to Odells is that they have beers there that aren't for sale in stores. it's certainly more of a tasting room than a true bar.

My three favorites are Great Divide, Jagged Mountain and Oskar Blues

[funkymonkey1111]

Longmont does have an amazing collection of breweries. for instance, at the oskar blues tasting room they also sell beer they don't put in stores. often just in a silver can with a sticker on it. There's a belgian quadrupel called "good game" they sell there--holy crap, it's good

[Zundfolge]

Down here in The Springs, Bristol has long been my favorite. Laughing Lab is one of those beers I could drink every day and never get tired of.

But recently I discovered a little brewery that is just a block from my office called Red Leg Brewery ... their Brown Ale is awesome and their Stout is better than most (and you can drink their beer without supporting lefty folk ... dunno for sure the politics of the folk at Bristol but my impression is that they're D's).

[Irving]

Big fan of Great Divide.

[centrarchidae]

I loves me some Avery IPA and Hog Heaven.

[wyome]

Miller High Life

[mcantar18c]

Has Bull & Bush gotten better? I stopped going there years ago when the beer was mediocre, availability was off/on and the service sucked.

I only discovered them a couple years ago, but I make a point to drop by there at least once per visit to CO. I've always had good service and great beer from them, and their food is pretty good too.

[HoneyBadger]

-Bristol Brewing (Makers of Laughing Lab)
-Colorado Mountain Brewery (Their Hefeweisen is great!)
-Rocky Mountain Brewery (Awesome little place with some picnic tables inside of an old warehouse. Great variety of brews. I don't think I've ever gotten a bad beer from these guys.)

All three are in Colorado Springs.