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289th New Thing - Drank at Lowry Beer Garden

I didn't have time to post last night, therefore I'm posting this a day late as this occurred yesterday (Sat 8/4/12).
Matt's birthday was last week so we went out with a bunch of friends to drink at Lowry Beer Garden in the Lowry neighborhood. This beer garden is relatively new opening around Memorial Day 2012. It celebrates Colorado’s craft beer culture with more than 4,500 square feet of outdoor garden area, vast open-air seating, and an inviting covered pavilion. The Oktoberfest-style picnic tables collectively can accommodate up to 350 guests, foster an environment of community, and conviviality. The beer garden offers a thoughtful draft and bottled beer selection with a focus on Colorado and handcrafted brews. They also serve casual fare with locally-made gourmet brats & sausages, freshly-baked pretzels, house-ground burgers, hand-cut fries, and chef-created salads.
 
From Friday, July 20 through Monday, August 20, the Lowry Beer Garden features Bristol Brewing Company’s popular Laughing Lab beer on tap. The Beer Garden donates $1 from every pint sold to the Colorado Springs Fire Department Waldo Canyon Fire Gift Trust Fund to help raise money for the victims of the Colorado wildfires. I had 2 of those. The weather was nice and the beer garden was fun!


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Location: 7577 E Academy Blvd, Denver, CO 80230, USA

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