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About- Laura Graham

Laura Graham

Laura Graham

Those who hail from the gateway city are natural-born brew lovers, and Laura is no exception. Traveling west in search of new tastes and adventures, Laura now lives in Denver, CO where she spends her free time visiting new breweries (and old favorites), getting lost in mountain towns, and tackling new hikes with her St. Bernard, Penny. She chronicles all her explorations at lgeatsthemoon.wordpress.com. 

Posts By Laura Graham

Perennial Artisan Ales | Saison d’Alina

October 9, 2014 |

ABV: 5.2%
IBU: 20

You know that guy from college that was, like, a champion beer drinker? You know, the guy who, no matter how you trained, prepared, or strategized, could single-handedly win Beer Olympics on his own – who you watched in awe as he made his way through a case of Natty completely unfazed? Well, for me, this guy is my friend Andy Hille. And from the moment I met him, I knew he had to be destined for beer greatness.

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Event Preview | Beers Made By Walking Festival

October 1, 2014 | 1

This week, folks from across the country will flock to Denver, Colorado for the Great American Beer Festival. While here, they’ll partake in one of the greatest events our city hosts, undoubtedly stumbling upon beautiful architecture, delicious food, and incredible people during their stay.

Fall in Colorado is host to indescribable mountain beauty, and what a shame it is that GABF visitors might only catch a glimpse of the changing Aspen trees from an airplane flying in. If you can’t make it to the great outdoors this week, bring the great outdoors to you at the Beers Made By Walking Festival October 3rd at Wynkoop Brewing Company.

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Baere Brewing Co. | Denver, Colorado

October 1, 2014 |

320 Broadway, Unit E
Denver, CO 80203
 
Open Date: July, 2014

Brewing System: 2.5 Barrel Brewhouse

Current Taproom Hours
Tues-Thurs: 4-10pm
Friday: 3:30-11pm
Saturday: 12-11pm
Sunday: 12-6pm

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Stem Ciders | Banjo Cider

May 30, 2014 |

Post-Memorial Day my taste buds begin to boycott woody, smoky porters better suited for cold, cloudy days of yore and turn to crisp, refreshing flavors that pair nicely with patios and sunburns. I’m from an Irish/Scottish family (see: sunburns) whose fridges and cellars were always stocked with a variety of ciders. Countless times growing up, I sat with my family while they told stories and sang songs – stealing sips of their ciders, trying not to get caught.

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