In-depth reviews on different ciders, and cideries across the state of Colorado. Discussing the culture and the ambiance of the various cideries in Colorado, and an exploration of the different ciders produced in Colorado.

Cider Corner – Talbott’s Summer Sunset

August 25, 2017August 25, 2017Emily Schosid Comment

Late summer is one of my favorite times of the year. The days are still hot, but every afternoon, a rush of thick gray clouds […]

Cider Corner – Colorado Cider Company Pato Feo

August 15, 2017August 25, 2017Emily Schosid Comment

If you have tried drinking beer in the last couple of years here in Colorado, you might have noticed that sour-fever has sort of taken […]

Cider Corner – The Old Mine

August 5, 2017August 17, 2017Emily Schosid Comment

Several years ago, just after I stopped drinking beer, I came to Colorado for the holidays and my dear old friend took me out to […]

Cider Corner: Big B’s Harvest Apple

July 18, 2017August 17, 2017Emily Schosid Comment

Boyfriends are the best. Especially when they are thoughtful and try their hardest to do nice things for you. My delightful boyfriend is one of […]

Cider Corner – STEM Real Dry

July 1, 2017August 17, 2017Emily Schosid Comment

If you’ve ever read literally any of my articles here, you know that I’m not a huge fan of the super sweet ciders. Sure, once […]

Cider Corner: St. Vrain Cidery

June 20, 2017August 17, 2017Emily Schosid 2

Right after I finished college, I got a crappy job in Longmont canvassing neighborhoods about some inconsequential local ballot initiative. During those 4 months, I […]

Stem Ciders Spiced Black Currant Cider Review

Cider Corner – STEM Spiced Black Currant

February 28, 2017August 17, 2017Emily Schosid 1

Okay, it’s February, and I really, really hate February. Like, the winter is still going, but by now every single shred of Christmas cheer has been removed, […]

Snow Capped Cider Lavender Mint Cider Review

Cider Corner – Snow Capped Cider Lavender Mint

February 13, 2017August 17, 2017Emily Schosid Comment

This will not be news to most of you, but the Colorado booze scene is the best. I was getting to a point where I thought I […]

Cider Corner – Colorado Cider Company Pearsnickety

December 26, 2016August 17, 2017Emily Schosid Comment

As Ned Stark told us so many times, “winter is coming.” Well, yeah. Winter is here. And I’m not very happy about it. I never […]

Cider Corner – Stem Ciders

November 9, 2016August 17, 2017Emily Schosid 3

I’ve been living back in Denver for about three months, and ever since I got back, I’ve heard tons of folks talking about the RiNo […]

MarkB - More And More Colorado Brewers Joining Gluten-Free Fad

Actually, the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives (ATF) and the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) regulate the labeling of beer. It was expected that the FDA's 20 ppm ruling would apply to beer, and early enzyme-treated products like Estrella Damm Daura (claiming less than 6 ppm) were indeed labeled as "gluten free". But the ATF/TTB stepped in and, because of questions about the measurement of gluten content in fermented foods, declared that any alcoholic beverage made with gluten-containing ingredients cannot be labeled as "gluten free". They came up with a compromise and do allow the "gluten reduced" and "crafted to reduce gluten" labeling we see today. This is an interim TTB policy and may or may not be amended to follow FDA guidelines in the future. https://www.ttb.gov/rulings/2014-2.pdf

X - Unbottling – 3rd Eye Enlightened

Your writing makes me thirsty & want the experience of tapping a new brewski. Thx for the advise! Throws 44

Unbottling - Citralush - Rocky Mountain Brew Review - Streaming and Suds #4 – It’s Clobberin’ Time!

[…] This style of beer has migrated west and been popping up all over lately. At this site, we’ve reviewed and written about the science behind this trend, and even chatted about it in reviews of what was […]

Cider Corner - Colorado Cider Company Pato Feo - Rocky Mountain Brew Review - Unbottling – Sour Apricot

[…] beers exclusively, and we here at RMBR have tried sours from all over the state, to our great delight. And it’s great that this traditionally Belgian style of brewing has made it over the local […]

Cider Corner - Colorado Cider Company Pato Feo - Rocky Mountain Brew Review - Unbottling: Oak and Orchard – Dark Sour With Plum

[…] a menu made up of Brett-soured beers exclusively, and we here at RMBR have tried sours from all over the state, to our great delight. And it’s great that this traditionally Belgian style of brewing has […]