Great Divide Barrel Bar

Our last stop on the RiNo brewery tour was Great Divide. I've been to the one on Arapahoe Street before but this was my first time at their RiNo location.Located right on the corner of 38th and Brighton, you are greeted by a yeti silhouette outside once you enter and they totally have gone all out with their Halloween decorations inside, with skeletons and spiderwebs everywhere. We sat at a cozy high top table after ordering our beer flight, which had four beer samplers.Our beer flight consisted of the following - plum, lemon, strawberry rhubarb, and pumpkin. My mom likes pumpkin flavored things during the month of October, which is why she selected the pumpkin beer for herself. My dad chose the strawberry rhubarb for himself. My favorites were the plum and the lemon, which I chose myself as I'm a big fan of fruity and sour beers. I didn't get the chance to try the pumpkin because I felt that the pumpkin flavor in a beer would be too much for me.When we were leaving, the bartender saw my dad's brewery shirt from Able Baker in Las Vegas. When we told him that we were visiting from there, he told us that he was a huge Golden Knights fan and he got a tattoo of the Golden Knights logo on his right arm the day they won the 2023 Stanley Cup! How cool was that?Lots of breweries in this neighborhood, but only so much beer that we can drink. We had a great time here!

Came here with my wife for a few sour beers. The beers were good and the staff was friendly. I really liked the yeti decoration outside. I thought it was pretty cool. It's definitely worth visiting.

Ambiance: it's a stylish brewing house across street from the source, very spacious with two sessions inside Service: super friendly and welcoming, provided useful suggestions over their popular choices Drink: variety options for beers, different sizes to choose Wild Raspberry Ale - **** Fruit Beer, very fruity and refreshing, recommend Hazy 1PA - **** IPA New England, light taste, recommend Salted Caramel Yett - *** Stout Imperial, dark and robust, and it tastes like coffeePrice: overall decent quality and it costs about $20 per person

Husband and I stopped here for a pre-dinner drink with the Eat and Drink pass (bogo beer). I had had Great Divide years ago but was never super impressed by its beer. This time was good though - Jared got a tangerine ale and rated it super high on Yelp. I got a Smores stout which was also tasty - a little sweet and very smooth. The taproom was cool too - liked the vibes and decor.

It was a warm afternoon and I felt like going inside for a beer; targeted another brewery near here but ended up here instead because parking!I've tasted the Yeti before, and remember it as being fine, so I decided to taste a few varieties. Without going into beer geek details I don't usually like sweet stouts, but the Mexican chocolate yeti and salted caramel yeti were outrageously good. Will have to look for them locally!They had a big digital menu board, and I was surprised to see my Untapped checkins at the bottom!Loved the beer. Will seek it out and return next time.

The 1st time making a delivery of empty cans to be filled in downtown Denver. The directions were very simple on using the truckers map. Staff was friendly and unloading was fast. Thank you Great Divide for making my job easy today.

Popped in a for a quick beer and glad we did. Small but did the job right! Across the street is the Local Drive so it's a perfect pair for a perfect evening!

We stopped by the Great Divide Barrel Bar with some extra time we had before taking a flight out of Denver and we were so glad that we did. It was delectable and the staff were super welcoming!First: the beer: I tried 4 different beers and honestly loved all of them. Of the four, the Pumpkin Ale was slightly my least favorite, while still amazing, followed by the Strawberry Rhubarb, and the Pumpkin Spice Yeti was my favorite. So yum!!! I also tried Mango and Ginger Whitewater hard seltzer and was blown away by the flavors. I honestly contemplated getting a pack to bring back home, but resisted since I don't have luggage space. Please sell in Chicago, Great Divide From the moment we walked in, we were greeted and welcomed by the staff. The staff were super approachable, kind, and helpful, while not feeling smothering/in your face. The perfect balance! If we weren't needing to run for a flight, this is the type of atmosphere where I'd want to stay for a while. Thanks for creating a great place to drink!Finally, the location was great surrounded by plentiful parking, the facility was clean and COVID safety forward, and the prices were reasonable. An all around great experience.Next time we are in Denver, we will definitely make another stop at Great Divide Barrel Bar. In fact, we are greatly looking forward to it!

Good beer selection, large space, in a hip spot in industrial RiNo, what's not to like? I'm personally not a beer person but I had a few good sours here that were actually sour unlike a lot of other beers I've tried. On Wednesdays, they do trivia which gives out free drinks to round winners so get your trivia game on!

I went to the location inside the airport and to say the least, I'll never stop here again. The dishes were visibly dirty and they served everyone else nearby before attempting to take my order. Then all i ordered was fries but they brought out salmon and such before bringing the simple fry dish. The fries were over fried. Might as well saved my money.