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Fort Collins Brewery & Tavern

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Brewery and American Restaurant$$$$

Fort Collins

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Fort Collins Brewery & Tavern

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Brews

1900 Amber

Smooth, satisfying amber, 1900 is a nod to the very things that got us where we are today crisp, clean microbrews all from, the belly of a little brewery tucked away in the outskirts of old town. The result is a superbly refreshing bright and delicately balanced amber lager

Rockey Mountain IPA

Balanced to perfection, an IPA by definition is liberally hopped and higher in alcohol. We made rocky mountain IPA by dry hopping for an intense floral aroma and adding a generous helping of malt to create a backbone stable enough to support the characteristic bitterness of the beer

Z Lager

Smoked amber lager, Rauchbier dates back to the 1500's Bamberg, Germany when malt was often dried over the flames of a beechwood fire. our Z Lager was crafted to be smoky and palatable. slight carmel undertones and a bright amber color compliment the lingering smoke flavors. the perfect companion to a good meal

Chocolate Stout

Smooth, creamy, irresistible, a velvety smooth mouthfeel and impeccable flavor make this stout positively seductive as the medium body of the brew leaves you wishing your glass was bottomless. Subtle hop bitterness rounds out the character of roasted barley and chocolate malt in this proven classic

Major Tom's Pomegranate Wheat

Tart, tangy, refreshing, Our take on an American classic is the refreshingly crisp. major tom's pomegranates and filtered to a bright finish. the result is a striking straw blonde color and sweet - tart finish. the perfect session beer

Kidd Black Lager

Looks dark, drinks light, Schwarzbier was crafted to taste much lighter than it looks. chocolate malt lends Kidd its color while German Tettnang hops create the minimal bitterness of this brew. we have added a dash of smoked malt to make our Schwarzbier slightly more complex

Red Banshee

A‎ striking red ale, 2011 marks the return of a fort collins legend. the longtime favorite of FCB's grandparent brewery has been undercover as Retro red for the last four years making the change less of a re brand and more of a reveal. retro red enthusiastic need not fear as the recipe will remain the same tempting combination of crystal and wheat malts for and impeccable soft caramel flavor punctuated by the piquantly spicy character of Willamette and Tettnang hops

Brewer's Lunch Box

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