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Denver's collaboration beer festival announces return

Craft beer enthusiasts can try a variety of collaboration beers tapped in one day.

DENVER — One of Denver's top beer festivals will return this April.

Collaboration Fest will be held Saturday, April 2 at Fillmore Auditorium, hosted by the Colorado Brewers Guild and presented by On Tap Credit Union.

At the festival, Colorado Brewers Guild members team up with brewers both near and far and let their imaginations run wild. Organizers said brewery collaborations showcase each brewer’s distinct brewing methods, while highlighting the cooperative nature of the Colorado craft beer scene.

Collaboration Fest tickets go on sale on Friday, Jan. 28 at 10 a.m. at LiveNation.com. General admission tickets cost $65 and early access tickets cost $85.

"There’s no other place where craft beer enthusiasts can try a variety of collaboration beers tapped in one day," said festival organizers. "This one-of-a-kind beer festival produces Great American Beer Fest award-winning beers and new core brands. From tried-and-true styles to interesting and off-the-wall creations, Collaboration Fest allows breweries to step outside their comfort zones and push their creative boundaries."

Participating breweries and collaboration beers will be announced at a later time. Visit collaborationbeerfest.com for the latest information. 

Credit: The Brewtography Project

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