Ryan Pachmayer is a journalist based in Denver, Colorado, and writes for the Denver Westword. He specializes in covering local events, breweries, and the craft beer scene in the Denver area. With a passion for highlighting the unique flavors and stories behind Colorado's breweries, Ryan provides readers with the latest news and updates in the beer industry.
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Ryan Pachmayer's focus on the food and beverage industry, particularly the craft beer sector in Colorado, suggests he will be most receptive to pitches related to local breweries, beer events, and new developments within the Colorado food and beverage scene. Consider offering insights into brewery collaborations or acquisitions, local events such as beer festivals or awards ceremonies.
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By: Ryan Pachmayer
Troy and Ray Beer are the founders of Littleton Brewing Company, which will debut later this year.
By: Ryan Pachmayer
"It kind of puts your foot on the ground in the whiskey world."
Other highlights include FlyteCo's transitioning to a weekday co-working space, a new Prost biergarten and more.
By: Ryan Pachmayer
There's also news of another closure — Battle Mountain Brewing in Castle Rock, which will pour its last beer on August 31.
By: Ryan Pachmayer
“This technology is amazing but it really comes down to the people," notes the brewery's president, David Deline.
By: Dan Colbourne
We also have a new beer of the week, an ale made with Pueblo and Serrano chiles that actually packs some heat.
It's that time of year again — the fresh hop version of Superpower is back. Comrade Brewing
There are also some can't-miss events this weekend including the inaugural Denver Highlands Oktoberfest & Market.
By: Ryan Pachmayer
At Enegren in Moorpark, California, the team’s favorite beer is the (Lightest) one they keep working to perfect—and if you don’t want to order a second liter, they’ve done something wrong.
Oktoberfest parties, including BarkToberfest, abound in late September.
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