$75.99 1420 S Acoma St.īear Creek Distillery: Wheated Bourbon Whiskeyĭon’t sleep on this small but mighty distillery in Overland-which is beloved by locals for its good spirits and friendly ambiance. Laws uses all heirloom and heritage grains in their spirits-in this case, it’s the bright-and-floral Soft White Centennial Spring Wheat grown in the San Luis Valley on a family farm. This limited edition whiskey from Laws Whiskey House is the first wheat whiskey to be “bottled in bond” in Colorado, meaning the grains are harvested during a single season, and the whiskey is made by a single distiller at a single distillery (it also has to be aged at least four years). Laws Whiskey House: Centennial Straight Wheat Whiskey–Bonded The rye is made with local grains and water collected from Pikes Peak reservoirs, then finished with toasted aspen staves to give it a true Rocky Mountain flavor. In 2018, this whiskey won “World’s Best Rye” at the World Whiskies Awards, beating out giants from Kentucky and Tennessee and putting Colorado on the map. Over the past few years, spirits coming out of Colorado Springs’ Distillery 291 have been making waves.
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Visit the distillery on August 1 for a Colorado Day Bash, featuring free distillery tours, live music, and food trucks 12–8 p.m. Their flagship whiskey is touted as the first Rocky Mountain single malt, proudly made with homegrown barley and cut with Colorado snowmelt. Stranahan’s is Colorado’s first legal distillery since Prohibition, and it continues to grace us with whiskeys representative of the state today. Stranahan’s: Colorado Single Malt Whiskey
$69 Visit the distillery on July 30 for a launch party for the Colorado Day Straight Rye Whiskey, featuring a signing with the label artist 400 Corporate Cir., Ste. The distillery partnered with local artist Jesse Crock to create a specialty label for the whiskey celebrating the majesty of this great state. This year, State 38 is releasing a special edition in honor of Colorado Day: barrel-proof, unfiltered, and uncut rye whiskey made with Colorado grains and water from the Rockies. Golden’s State 38 Distilling came onto the scene in 2013 with unique, agave-based spirits, but its whiskeys can throw down, too.
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