Beryl’s Beer Co.

We had a blast comparing Beryl’s regular offerings to their aged offerings. I enjoyed everything we tried. The Baltic Porter was one of the more accessible Porters for me. The Aged Gose was nearly too much for me with its puckering flavor. If you want a quiet night to hang out with friends, try Monday nights there.

This was a fun place to spend the afternoon. Great location, great patio/​outside area and easy enough to find parking.
I attended a charity chili cook off for Project Angel Heart. Was a lot of fun and even though I am not a beer drinker they had a very interesting non alcoholic fermented tea I enjoined very much.
Dog friendly and plenty of board games to choose from for hours of beer and giggle enjoyment.
Stop in and give them a try, even if you’re not into beer:)

Beryl’s is a great local brew house to add to your RiNo brewery tour. They have a pretty extensive variety, with some standards and new brews on tap. It’s a large facility that can handle pretty sizable groups, and they have a projector for watching football! Be sure to stop in and give them a try. BYO food as they don’t serve on site. There are some food trucks in the area on occasion as well.

First, the beer is excellent. I had several different varieties, and this hidden gem matches up to any of the other breweries in the area. Also, check out the Backstage — improv and sketch shows several nights a week. Simply can’t go wrong.

This place is filled with creative and tasty brews and people who can tell you all the details about them. These are not your typical beers — they’re complex and some, like the Agaveated Gose (aged in tequila barrels), have quite the punch. As their name subtly suggests, what makes these guys different is that the beers are aged in barrels — white wine, red wine, tequila, etc. My favorite was the Firecatcher Extra Stout, which is aged in whiskey barrels and tasted dessert-​y.
The bartenders will help you find the beer you’ll love, and the venue is lovely to hang out in. Definitely worth the walk from the ballpark!

Great brewery with good beer. Their beer isn’t too intense like some other breweries. They don’t try too hard! Try dicks IPA. Yes great.

Terrible place. Beer is mediocre at best. You’re basically hanging out in a parking lot.
There are literally a dozen better places working a 10 minute walk.

Solid brewery in Rino, but not a place that is at the top of my list.

Nice hangout.
Pretty good beer.
Overall good patrons hanging around.
Friendly service.
Not my favorite in this area but totally worth a visit.
I might be back with a group of they want to go here.

I love this RiNo Brewery!
Kiki behind the bar is delightful and will recommend a beer you will love.
They have a huge patio area for cornhole and soaking up rays.
They have a projection screen indoors for the sporting event of the day. And, you can sit at tables with friends or lounge in big, squishy chairs.
Beryl’s does not serve food, so BYO or snag something from a food truck nearby. (There is usually one a block away at Epic.)
And, they are conveniently located within a few blocks of a winery, cidery and multiple breweries, so this place is a great kick off to an adult beverage crawl ;)

While driving around RINO, I stumbled upon this neato place. While there are certainly a lot of breweries in this area, this one is definitely worth a visit!
Since it was a really nice day, I didn’t get a chance to look around too much inside aside from ordering, but their outside patio area feels like someone’s backyard. They have picnic tables, cornhole, giant jenga and patio seating. It’s dog-​friendly which is definitely a plus in my book! I ordered one of their peach beers, I can’t recall the name but it was really good and ice cold! Seriously, what’s better on a warm day than ice cold beer, your pup and some corn hole! I would like to go back and really get to sample the beer, but the environment and cold beer was a great first impression.

Great service, great beer, awesome brewery! Really enjoyed my experience here! Look forward to going back and trying new beers!

Another good Denver brewery. They had a good selection of maltier (is that a word?) beers, which is what I like. I like the barrel-​aging too.
Trivia is much more laid back here than at other places – another plus for me.
Imagine sitting in your friends garage or in their driveway, drinking beer. Except in this garage/​driveway, the beer is really, really good. That’s how Beryl’s feels to me. Very chill, very comfortable. I like it a lot.

Another kid on the block. We had been close to opening and finally returned over the weekend.
Cute location, albeit a little dark inside, but they finally got the patio license worked out, so that is awesome! Wonderfully appointed bathrooms tho — even urinals!
Their beers change somewhat, but the afternoon delight we remembered from the time before was there, and found it very drinkable on a sunny January afternoon!
Pro tip: they have trivia sunday’s at 4, so if you like a little gaming with your beer it’s a good option and not too late in the day. There are no food trucks, so bring snacks or walnut room and snarfs are within delivery range.
I love that we have another brewery in the area, i just wish there were less babies, more seating, and better signage to others in the hood could find them!

Beryl’s has a great thing going. A nice little space, and a great lineup of beers. I understand they’re looking to expand their let’s-barrel-age-everything approach as much as they can, and more power to them — it’s great to be able to taste their regular batches alongside their barrel-​aged cousins. Highly recommended for a Denver beer tour.

Brewery stop number twelve since August was at Beryl’s Beer Co. This was my first time checking out the River North Art District where Beryl’s is located. There wasn’t much to this industrial area when I use to live in Denver.
While the area is still industrial it is a hot neighborhood filled with art and breweries. There are about six breweries in walking distance making for a fun afternoon of brewery hopping.
Bryan M. and I stopped by on a sunny Saturday afternoon. There weren’t many folks in the brewery, so it made for a nice opportunity to talk to the couple behind the bar and learn a bit about their beers and the brewery.
I really liked the look of Beryl’s. It feels like a lived in warehouse. Barrels are lined up making a useful accent of the tasting room. There are tables scattered about the open space or you can enjoy a drink out on the patio. I prefer the bar and enjoyed the comfy seating along with the usb charger and purse holders. The added touches always make a difference.
I asked for suggestions for a flight. I got Apricot Sesh, Batch No. 1 in Brandy, Paper Moon & Elsie Mae. These beers were all solid. I gave them each a 4* on Untapped. The Apricot Sesh smelled and tasted wonderful. Batch No.1 had a nice brandy smell without a heavy brandy taste which I appreciate.
Beryl’s is big on aging their beer. It’s nice when they have a regular beer such as their Elsie saison along with the barrel aged version Elsie Mae. When you taste them side by side you can taste the difference the aging makes.
We enjoyed our beers so much we came back later that night with friends to enjoy another pint.
There has been a food truck out on our visits, but for some reason he’s always out of food when we get there. Plan ahead if you are hungry.
Beryl’s is one of my favorite breweries in town. I enjoy the feel of the place and the beers are all quality beers. The service is friendly too, making it a nice spot to hang with friends.

Last night a coworker and I stopped by because he saw it when he went to the shirt place next door. WOW!!! The best porter EVER! It was aged in whiskey barrels. Our bartender suggested it. Yummy!!!
Cute bar/​lounge area where they were projecting movies on the wall, loved that! Cool chairs outside to sit at too.
I’ll definitely be back!

Yet another brewery in my neighborhood. And a welcome addition at that.
We stopped in one day, not to crowded, which was nice!
The selection was nice, not too «big beer» which was a welcome change.

I love new breweries! Beryl’s Beer Co is so shinny new they don’t even lock the doors on the week days. Claire C. and I accidentally walked in on a Thursday afternoon thinking they were open, they will be on Thursdays starting 7÷24÷14, and had to be told to come back by one of the brewers.
The beer is good. I don’t know too many places here that are doing nice English Ales. A good friend of mine from Ye Old England told me you can tell a good English pint by the way it just slides down without too much of a fight. The BBC brews are doing that just fine.
Right now you need to drink inside since the patio isn’t done but I am sure it will be soon and then grabbing one of their tasty beers outside soon.

We came by on the 4^th of July as part on an impromptu brewery blitz. Beryl is a short walk from The Walnut Room or Epic, for those who frequent this area. It is set a bit back from the street, with a patio/​food cart area in front, so we missed it on the first pass. The interior is of average size for a brewery, but I liked it better than most. A couple at the bar saw us coming and slid over to open up two seats together for us. I really like sitting at the bar on my first visit to a new brewery, so that I can read everything on the wall, as well as pestering the crew with all my initial questions. The bar itself is a solid chunk of metal. And the bar stools were some of the most comfortable that I have had the opportunity in which to plunk my generous posterior. Under the overhang of the bar, one will find not only purse-​hooks, but outlets, and (surprise!) USB ports. These nice little touches are apparent throughout the establishment. The bathrooms were so well-​appointed that I felt like I was attending a restaurant opening. I had a chance to talk with the owners, Calvin and Beth, and it was obvious the pride they had in their brewery, and the thought that went into so many of its aspects.
As the beer itself, the four they were serving were all well-​developed and flavorful. The lightest of the group, was their Wald Bier (Dampfbier). This is German for «Steam Beer». It was crisp and tasty and refreshing on a warm day. The Riga (Baltic Style Porter) was probably my favorite of the bunch. Admittedly, I am a sucker for a good porter. This one was well-​representative of its style and delicious. The third beer I had was the Beryl’s No. One (English Style Ale-​ish). Basically this is a special bitter, but less hearty than an ESB. I was quite good. The fourth (and sadly last) beer was basically a variation on the Beryl’s No. One. It was the same beer, but aged in a brandy barrel. This adds a lightly fruity (and to me, caramel) note to the beer, which really changes the flavor profile in interesting ways.
Future beers include a Saison, which I look forward to trying. Beryl is a welcome addition to the breweries in the this part of town, and I think most people will add it to their tour rotations.