Great Divide Brewing closing both Denver taprooms

Denver, COLocal News

Great Divide Brewing will close its two Denver taprooms, concluding its local presence that began in 1994. The brewery's decision reflects the ongoing challenges faced by craft breweries, including increased competition and evolving consumer tastes. The closures will affect the local community, which has historically supported the brewery, particularly at its Barrel Bar location. While the company has not provided detailed reasons for the closures, it acknowledges the difficulties in sustaining profitability in the current market. This decision is part of a broader trend affecting craft breweries across the nation, as many struggle to adapt to changing economic conditions.

The loss of Great Divide's taprooms may alter the dynamics of the local craft beer scene, which has been a vibrant part of Denver's culture.

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