dry dock brewing co.

for a small brewery, they have quite the list of options. i love the imperial stout aged in whiskey barrels! it's one of the highest proof beers they have and it's awesome. strong whiskey smell, and just the right smooth taste of whiskey and beer in one glass. their raspberry sour is also really good if you catch it when they have it on tap. also, trivia on wednesdays is good fun and great company!

although they don't serve food (other than free popcorn), a lot of pizza and wing places actually will deliver food to you atdrydock while you enjoy your beer!

all i can say is wow. came in tonight with my sister right around 930. the moment we walked in a rude women with curly brown hair scream "we're closed" at us. i wasn't aware of this mostly because there were still patrons inside and the door was propped open. i said "sorry what do you guys close" i'm the most rude manor possible she stated "930." she then had the nerve to say "you can buy a six pack and hit the road." i have never. for a brewery in a seedy part of town i would expect more hospitality from the staff. what a shame, my friends and i have frequented this establishment in the past and have never been treated quite that badly (although the male staff isn't anything to write home about) tonight was the last time myself or my friends/family will grace this place with cold hard cash. anyone reading this, take the drive into downtown and pay your good hard money to brewery that will appreciate it. or better yet head to the liquor store across the street, that guy has a better personality than all ofdrydock combined.

in our quest for delicious beer across the state of colorado, i can't believe it took so long for mr. oyster and me to visitdrydock brewing company in aurora.drydock is less than a 10-minute drive from our respective workplaces, and the brewery makes an outstanding hefeweizen and vanilla porter.