Great Divide Brewing Company

Great Divide Brewing Company is a Denver staple. They've been brewing great beers for longer than most, and their taproom is a great place to experience fresh beer and pick up some to-go beers or merchandise. The taproom is small, although they have expanded it from what it used to be. It's well-decorated with plenty of GABF medals and other brewing decor. Usually, you'll find people playing games or enjoying music.Service is typically stellar, with fun people pouring beers and putting smiles on faces.

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.

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.

I go to Denver a few times a year for work and when the weather is nice I try to get out and experience the city. Great Divide isn't that far from where I work so I stopped in.The beertender was nice, but not super friendly. Like, he answered questions but wasn't forthcoming about recommendations or anything. It was also a pretty warm day and it was pretty warm inside. I guess that makes for a perfect reason to keep ordering beer though. They had a lot of IPAs and hazies on tap. They also had Collette, which is their Saison. I was happy to try that on tap directly from the source because it truly is a perfect Saison.A chill spot for great beer.

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.

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.

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!

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!

Great selection of beers on tap. Love the large glass windows to view the brewery. Would be nice if they had some snacks and a homemade soda

Great location and ambience. Food was amazing and service was great. A little hard to find, but great after that.