Jonathan Shikes is the Entertainment Editor at the Denver Post. With 25 years of experience in journalism, he specializes in food and beverages, particularly within the Colorado and Denver areas, and has a passion for exploring the local dining and brewing scene. Jonathan's work has been featured in various publications, including Denver Westword and The Guam Daily Post.
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Jonathan Shikes' focus primarily revolves around the local food and beverage scene, with a strong emphasis on breweries, events, and seasonal coverage within Colorado. He is particularly interested in new brewery openings, closures, and transformations within the Denver area.
Given his consistent coverage of beer-related topics in Colorado's food and beverage industry, pitches should highlight unique stories about local breweries or events. If you have insights into upcoming trends or significant changes within the Colorado brewing community that align with Jonathan's coverage themes, your pitch may be well-received.
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Ironton Distillery had previously announced its plans to expand in Louisville
By: Jonathan Shikes
Frisco’s Outer Range Brewing and The Fitz in Vail both landed on USA Today’s new list.
By: John Wenzel, Jonathan Shikes
Barrels of Fun Friday. Colorado breweries are once again turning to the dark side on Black Friday by releasing some of their biggest and best porters, stouts and other dark beers.
By: Jonathan Shikes
We also have a recommendation for a jaw-busting turkey sandwich
By: Jonathan Shikes
Fiction Beer Co.'s last day on Colfax Avenue will be Dec. 31 After a decade of pouring some of the most innovative beers on Denver's east side, Fiction Beer Company said Friday that it will close at the end of the year.
Orrapan Botthaisong lives 8,000 miles away from her parents in Thailand. She moved to Denver by herself 14 years ago to get her MBA from the University
Some closings make our jaws drop while others aren’t surprising. None of them are fun.
Take a trip around the world at new restaurants serving Filipino, French, Vietnamese, Mexican and American cuisine
By: Jonathan Shikes, John Wenzel
Your best bets for the weekend also include free admission for kids at the Denver Zoo
Bagels are back, big-time, and they’re better than before.
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