Strange Craft Beer Co. pours one out to honor the Brown Palace’s 125 anniversary

The Denver institution The Brown Palace is getting a special beer to celebrate its quasquicentennial anniversary.
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A view of Denver’s Brown Palace in 1911. (William H. Jackson/History Colorado via John Fielder)

A view of Denver's Brown Palace in 1911. (William H. Jackson/History Colorado via John Fielder)

The Denver institution The Brown Palace is getting a special beer to celebrate its quasquicentennial anniversary.

Strange Craft Beer Co. is brewing The Brown Palace Golden Age using water from the downtown hotel's "artisan well and a touch of honey from the hotel's rooftop beehives." The imperial honey brown ale will be on sale at the Ship Tavern restaurant inside the Brown Palace or through an anniversary package for hotel guests, according to a news release from the Denver craft brewer.

Reservations for the anniversary package, which includes a bottle of The Brown Palace Golden Age and an anniversary gift, go on sale Aug. 1.

Molson Coors Brewing Co. is making The Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce a special beer —150 Strong — to celebrate the organization's 150th anniversary. The beer is expected to be on tap at the Chamber’s 150th-anniversary party in November.

Business & data reporter Adrian D. Garcia can be reached via email at [email protected] or twitter.com/adriandgarcia.

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