Mile High Brewery Bracket: Here are your Frothy Four

It’s like the Final Four, only with more carbonation.

We're down to four breweries in this epic battle.

Ashley Dean

Jul. 09, 2019, 10:06 a.m.

This is the real stuff, folks. The Final/Frothy Four.

Each face-off to get us here from the Elite/yEasty Eight was a close one, and two 1-seeds went down with a fight leaving just Cerebral Brewing Co. left from the upper nomination ranks. Six-seed Our Mutual Friend Brewing Co. is still in this thing, as is its 2-seed neighbor, Ratio Beerworks. But it’s not a Five Points brewery showdown yet — OMF will face Cerebral while Ratio battles 3-seed Comrade Brewing Co. in this penultimate round.

No brewery makes it to the championship without your support. So vote. And have a beer or four, you’re totally earning it.

We're down to four breweries in this epic battle.

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Cerebral Brewing Co.

1477 Monroe St.
Congress Park
303-927-7365
cerebralbrewing.com

Comrade Brewing Co.

7667 E. Iliff Ave.
Indian Creek
720-748-0700
comradebrewing.com

Our Mutal Friend Brewing

2810 Larimer St.
Five Points
303-296-3441
omfbeer.com

Ratio Beerworks

2920 Larimer St.
Five Points
303-997-8288
ratiobeerworks.com

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