Left Hand Brewing Company

Here's another one of those beers that I'm intimately familiar with, at home in Texas. I did not know it was brewed in Colorado. As usual, I sat at the bar, and tried, and quaffed, a few beers. Service was good, as some recommendations were made that I might have missed. I liked the vibe here. Casual and laid back. There was also a food truck. Oh, and scored more stickers too!

The Left Hand milk stout remains our favorite beer, and we will always get it when we find it on tap anywhere. So of course, swinging through Longmont on our way south from Estes Park was a no brainer. This was our second visit, and it was just as good as the first.Arriving late afternoon on a Wednesday, we weren't surprised to see the parking lot was mostly full. The inside seating was fairly full as well, and we ended up at a small table in the back of a side room but moved to a different table a little after arriving. They always have a wide variety of beers on tap to sample. I tried the French toast milk stout but ended up sticking with our old reliable. Bar service is friendly, the wait for a pour is short, and the beer is always delicious and reasonably priced. You can't go wrong here. They've even got a good selection of merch, and my wife found a new shirt to add to her growing collection. No doubt we'll be back again.

Service was amazing! The two bartenders who were working on a Monday at noon were super friendly and helpful! We were so overwhelmed by the number of beers they had on draft. They let us try several of the beers before we made a decision on which glass we wanted. I was surprised that I loved the chai stout and the coconut stout, since we came in thinking we were going to get to original! It was nice out so we opted to sit outside in their patio, which has 5-6 tables. Since we got there early, parking was not a problem, but they do have another lot across the street. Highly recommend this spot on your brewery tour!

This brewery gets crankin, lots of people want to be here! Maybe its the variety of beers on tap. Maybe its the friendly atmosphere. Or maybe its the nitrogenated brews. Oh yea, its the nitro.Also I bought a baby onesie here a long time ago that says Belly Aged on it. For that reason alone, Left Hand will always have a special place in my memory.

I'm visiting Colorado for a wedding and our hotel was a short 5-7 minute drive away. This place has my favorite milk stout and had to come visit. I only had enough time for 1 beer but the gentleman who helped me was so nice. He gave me a sample of almost every beer and explained the difference between the CO2 beer and nitro beer. The have a peanut butter milk stout, the nitrous being "creamy peanut butter" and the CO2 being the "crunchy peanut butter". I was a crunchy fan myself! Overall this place is small but has excellent beer and fantastic service. Highly recommend.

Visited the beer garden with the family. It was a nice day they had a mixture of bands preforming and the food truck was definitely yummy. They had the hot dog truck there on that day. I really enjoyed the different seating areas and the staff were really friendly and quick to pour you a beer. They also had corn hole and lots of tables with umbrella. They are also dog friendly!

Great service, beer was awesome as expected. What a treat. And.. and, yes, I found the left hand, good luck mofos

My boyfriend has been a fan of Left Hand for years now, so it was an exciting adventure being able to stop here after a hike in CO. We're also both lefties so we especially love the name. I had the triple Belgian which was outstanding. We enjoyed hanging outside on the covered patio. Appreciated the shade on a hot sunny day. We left with some cool merch to take home. Jealous of those who live closer and can go here more often! Cheers.

I have always wanted to visit Left Hand as I've been a Nitro Stout lover for years. Left Hand was the first nitro stout I tried and I've been hooked for years, never quite finding other stouts as wonderful as their Nitro.Going to the brewery was awesome. They had a stunning taproom and an endless amount of craft brews to try. To our surprise their beer garden was open and featured live music in a gorgeous outdoor event space to bring the community together over great beers and local music.Their team was knowledgeable and made great recommendations on which beers to try and what to expect from some of their more unique styles (the ginger beer was incredible!). Definitely a spot to visit if you're a fan of craft beers, excited to come back for one of their beer garden events!

Highly recommend going for Poses & Pints Their beer tastes great and the food truck outside is amazing.