• Rock Bottom Brewery - As part of the LoDo Craft Beer Tour, Rock Bottom is a highlight where the warmth of a neighborhood bar meets the elegance of a gourmet restaurant and the creativity of an award-winning craft brewery. This distinctive venue is enhanced by a local on-site Brewmaster who skillfully taps a variety of unique beers and seltzers, all crafted in-house. This dedication to local brewing excellence ensures each visit provides a fresh and exciting taste adventure.

Rock Bottom is a shining example of Denver’s lively brewing scene, blending traditional brewing methods with modern innovations. It’s more than just a brewery; it’s a destination offering a complete sensory experience, combining taste, aroma, and atmosphere into an unforgettable stop on our exploration of Denver’s finest brews.

• Daniels and Fisher Tower - The Daniels and Fisher Clock Tower, a historic and iconic landmark in Denver, proudly reflects the city’s rich heritage. Originally part of the Daniels & Fisher department store, one of the largest retail establishments west of the Mississippi River, the tower was completed in 1910.

This magnificent example of Renaissance Revival architecture is renowned for its 16th-story observation deck, providing breathtaking panoramic views of the Rocky Mountains and the Denver skyline. The tower’s intricate details, including its four giant clock faces, each measuring 16 feet in diameter, add to its architectural grandeur.

Having survived the demolition of the original department store in the 1970s, the Daniels and Fisher Clock Tower now stands as a solitary monument in the heart of downtown Denver. It’s a popular spot for both locals and tourists, not only for its historical significance but also for the unique perspective it offers on the city.

• Larimer Square - On the Denver Microbrew Tour, the route passes near the iconic Larimer Square, Denver’s most historic and vibrant district. Although the tour doesn’t stop here, the proximity allows for a wonderful view of this picturesque area. Larimer Square, known as Denver’s oldest block, is a visual delight with beautifully preserved Victorian buildings and twinkling lights that create an enchanting ambiance. This lively area is filled with independent shops, top-notch restaurants, and entertainment venues. As the tour passes nearby, participants experience the fusion of Denver’s rich history and its dynamic modernity, a fitting backdrop as they delve into the city’s celebrated brewery culture.

• Oskar Blues Grill & Brew - At the heart of LoDo, the craft beer tour introduces participants to Oskar Blues Grill & Brew, an iconic Denver establishment that is much more than just a taproom. Following a $2.5 million renovation, this 130-year-old building at Market and 16th Streets has been transformed into a vibrant blend of restaurant, full bar, and music venue.

The design incorporates unique elements central to Oskar Blues’ ethos of beers and bikes: such as a drumstick chandelier, a guitar pick-covered bar, a mesmerizing hologram-like likeness of Hendrix, and tap-handle bike wheels.

Oskar Blues Grill & Brew is more than a stop on the tour; it’s a sensory journey intertwining the flavors of innovative craft beers with the rhythms of Denver’s music scene and culinary artistry, making it a must-visit destination in the city’s brewery landscape.

• Dairy Block - A stylish urban complex featuring a variety of lively bars & restaurants, upscale boutiques, and a hotel.

• Westbound & Down - Westbound & Down Denver, located in the Dairy Block of LoDo, is a standout destination on the craft beer tour. This brewery, known for its award-winning beers, brings a slice of Colorado’s mountain brewing culture to the heart of the city. Within the bustling Dairy Block, Westbound & Down combines modern brewing techniques with a laid-back, welcoming atmosphere. The taproom offers a range of their celebrated beers, from crisp lagers to bold IPAs, each showcasing their brewing expertise. Here, amidst the lively ambiance of the Dairy Block, tour participants can savor these unique brews and immerse themselves in the innovative spirit that defines Denver’s craft beer scene. Westbound & Down is more than a brewery; it’s a vibrant part of the community and a highlight of LoDo’s rich tapestry of flavors and experiences.

• LoDo - LoDo, short for Lower Downtown, is the vibrant heart of Denver’s urban revival. This lively neighborhood, rich in history, is renowned for its cobblestone streets and red-brick buildings that blend the charm of the old with the energy of the new. As Denver’s oldest district, LoDo is a bustling hub of trendy restaurants, stylish boutiques, lively bars, and renowned art galleries. It’s a place where the city’s past as a key trading post melds seamlessly with a contemporary lifestyle, making it a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the dynamic spirit of Denver.

• The Wynkoop - Wynkoop Brewing Company, a cornerstone of Denver’s craft beer scene, is an essential stop on the LoDo Craft Beer Tour. Esteemed as the city’s first brewpub, Wynkoop was founded in 1988 by a group including John Hickenlooper, who later became Colorado’s governor and a U.S. Senator. This historic establishment helped pioneer the craft beer movement in Denver, transforming the city into a brewing powerhouse. Located in a classic 19th-century warehouse, Wynkoop brews a diverse range of beers, from traditional ales to experimental brews. The brewpub combines a rustic, historic ambiance with a lively, welcoming atmosphere, making it the perfect place to experience the roots of Denver’s beer culture. As participants enjoy their handcrafted beers, they’re not just tasting a drink; they’re savoring a piece of Denver’s history. Wynkoop Brewing Company is more than a brewery; it’s a landmark where beer, history, and community converge.

• Local guide
• Souvenir taster glass
• Beverages

• Gratuities
• Food (please eat beforehand)
• Transportation to/from attractions

Welcome to Denver, Colorado’s premier craft beer adventure!

Join the Lodo Craft Beer Tour to visit some of the finest breweries in downtown Denver, where you can sample over 10 expertly crafted beers while enjoying a walking tour of the city.

As you savor the beers, discover the story of a geologist-turned-brewer who shaped Denver’s beer scene, explore the innovative Dairy Block, visit a small branch of a Colorado mountain brewery, and enjoy brews from the pioneers of craft beer canning.

Uncover Denver’s hidden gems as you stroll through the city’s original red light district, learn about notorious grave robbers, and delve into other intriguing aspects of Denver’s past!

Throughout the tour, a knowledgeable guide will:

• Teach the art of beer tasting like a connoisseur
• Explain the brewing process
• Share the history of each brewing partner
• Reveal fascinating and scandalous stories from Denver’s history
• Minimum age is 21 years; bring photo ID
• Wear comfortable walking shoes and dress appropriate for the weather
• Do not park at a 2-hour parking meter

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.