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Upcoming Events

Beer Release: Country Pumpkin

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Fall in Colorado is cued by cooler nights, gold leaves, morning frost and the arrival of Country Pumpkin. This harvest ale is brewed with pumpkin and the perfect balance of autumn spices: cinnamon, ginger, allspice, cloves, nutmeg. Then Country Pumpkin was finished with Madagascar Vanilla.

GABF at City Star

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“By now you’ve probably heard the news. Due to the global health pandemic, we won’t be able to gather in person in Denver this fall and celebrate the wonderful world of craft beer together. Well, we couldn’t imagine a year without GABF, so this year, we’re not only going to meet in spirit, but virtually and locally, as we “Brewnite” and bring the 39th annual Great American Beer Festival (GABF) to you through a nationwide “passport” program.

Between October 1-18, Great American Beer Festival passport holders will have exclusive access to beery deals at participating festival breweries nationwide. Participating breweries will be added on a rolling basis starting mid-July, with a complete list of brewery deals published September 15.

In addition, passport holders will have exclusive access to online content during the official virtual festival dates, October 16-17.  The online schedule is still being finalized but highlights include fun, interactive activities like Brewers Studio happy hours, tastings and interviews with brewers from around the country. All content will be broadcast via our friends at The Brewing Network. Complete festival details and schedule will be announced mid-August.”

Festival goers purchase passports at gabf.org. City Star is giving away a flight of 5 tasters to passport holders. Specialty beer lineup to be released

Purchase your GABF Passport here

BOGO Beer it Forward

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As we continue Colorado Craft Beer Week we want to offer something for YOU. Today get BOGO Beer it Forward Beers! When you buy one “Beer it Forward” online, we’ll add a second beer to the lucky recipient for free! These beers will be redeemed when our taproom reopens…and we won’t even tell if you want to buy yourself a BOGO beer

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Salted Pretzel Ale

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Who’s ready for a fresh new beer?! We’re tapping our Salted Pretzel Ale today at noon. This malt forward amber ale has a strong toasty aroma with a biscuit, caramel flavor and finishes with a hint of lingering salt. It drinks like an English Mild with a bowl of pretzels all rolled into one sip!

Live Music: Jeremy Mohney Trio 7-9:30pm

Chocolate and Beer Pairing

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City Star’s 12th Annual Valentine’s Day Chocolate and Beer Pairing will feature 5 chocolates expertly paired with 5 beers (4oz pours). Self-guided pairing, share or enjoy solo anytime Wednesday, February 14th between 3pm and 9pm. Purchase your pairing in advance at citystarpickup.com. Your $30 advance purchase ticket includes 20% gratuity for 2/14 event staff (please don’t add tip in online checkout). Pairings are limited and we do expect them to sell out before 2/14.

Winter Solstice Party

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This December 21st, the darkest day of the year, we celebrate the Winter Solstice at City Star Brewing with the release of our darkest beer of the year. Widow Maker is a colossal Imperial Stout, to be released on draft and in bottles alongside coconut and coffee decaf variants. This nod to the Winter Solstice boasts a big, bold and complex flavor profile. Smooth, rich and ready to sip and savor. Not for the faint hearted.

Happenings of this evening include free live music, henna tattoos, night sky telescope viewing with the Little Thompson Observatory, flower crowns, photo booth by Phobia Entertainment, Cirque Kitchen food truck, tarot card readings with Mary D’Agostino, and there will be a limited amount of commemorative glassware available.

The Solstice is a celebration of the return of the Light. It is indeed the twenty four hour period when the day-time or light is shortest and the night is longest, but the very next day is when the daytime starts to become longer! This brings hope and light for better things to come, along with our dreams, and hopes for love and all good things “coming to light”. Bringing out, love, inspiration and joy are always the basis of my readings, with positive insights, blessings and wisdom thrown in for good measure.

We look forward to hosting this second annual event and celebrating the return of the light with good friends, great beer and fun activities. Festivities begin at 6pm with free entry in our downtown Berthoud taproom.

Beer Release: Bet Yer Boots Brut IPA

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A new City Star beer hits the taps this weekend. Bet Yer Boots Brut is a Brut IPA, a champagne-like beer with delicious hop flavor, low bitterness and an extremely dry finish. It was brewed with El Dorado, Amarillo, and Citra hops (whirlpool additions), and then dry hopped with Mosaic hops… a cocktail of tropical hops aroma and flavor to compliment the dry finish at 7% abv. Growlers welcome!

Ohana Eatery Food Truck 3-8pm
Sean Flynn & Don Cleason play the beer garden stage 7-9:30pm

Berthoud for Beginners

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We will hosting Berthoud Historical Society President Mark French for a presentation on Berthoud for Beginners. French’s free to-the-public presentation will be held in the Zoller Barrel Room and will feature his historical perspective of the community’s early development including notable landmarks and geographic features. A life-long resident of the community, French aims to give newcomers to the community a unique historical context for Berthoud and the surrounding Little Thompson Valley.

The event will also provide an opportunity for participants to sign up for morning (9:00 a.m.) or afternoon (1:00 p.m.) Berthoud for Beginners field trips that Mr. French will be lead on Saturday, May 25, 2019. The three hour fieldtrip ($20 per person) will travel on a 16-passenger bus through Berthoud and the Little Thompson Valley while Mr. French describes the historical significance of various structures and sites. The $20 fee also includes a one-year complimentary membership to the Berthoud Historical Society. To reserve your spot on a 5/25 field trip contact Mark French at marksfrench2003@yahoo.com or 970-443-4491. Slots are expected to fill quickly.

Wood Belly

Wood Belly Bluegrass Band

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Wood Belly blends traditional bluegrass with modern songwriting and whether you’re spinning your partner around or hanging on every word, the result is the same. You’re left smiling and wanting more. 2018 has been an exciting year as the group released their debut album, “Solid Ground” and won the prestigious Telluride Bluegrass Festival band competition.

Wood Belly was born when Chris Weist (Mandolin) met Craig Patterson (Guitar) and Chris Zink (Dobro) at the Rockygrass Festival in 2015. Within a year, they had teamed up with Aaron McCloskey (Banjo) and Taylor Shuck (Bass) and the music immediately fell into place. Since then the band has played at an ever-expanding list of great venues including the Mishawaka amphitheater, the Fox Theater (Boulder), and Cervantes (Denver). Their festival resume includes the Telluride Bluegrass Festival, Rapidgrass, the Durango Bluegrass Meltdown, the Keystone Bluegrass and Beer Festival, The Wyoming State Bluegrass and BBQ festival, Snowygrass, Grapes and Grass, and more.

Berthoud Day Brunch

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Kick off Berthoud Day with brunch and a beer at City Star Brewing! A food truck will be serving a special brunch menu in the beer garden (walk on through the taproom to find the truck) starting at 10:30am.

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