Four Noses Brewing Company

Our new go-​to for date night each Saturday. Awesome staff, great variety, fun atmosphere, a cult like following for yummy food trucks, and my favorite beer ever, Raspberry Blonde! You must stop in, just off 36, super convenient location!

We were looking forward to finally coming here, and the experience was better than we expected. I love strong IPA’s and they had several. The location is nice too. It is in a tiny strip mall mostly occupied by Vets and dog caring businesses. There is plenty of parking and a very dog friendly location. We had great service, The pine log ceiling we pretty cool. My favorite beer was the pumpkin ale, but I don’t think it will be there much longer as the season has ended. Our pups had a grand old time meeting up with the other dogs. There is a food truck onsite if you are needing something to eat. They also sell packaged snacks for a minimal charge.

They may be newer but they brew some of the most legit and complex beers of any of the many small breweries popping up all over the place. I bet when the dust clears they will still be truckin.

Awesome place to take your dog. That’s right. Bring your dog to happy hour. It’s kind of a random location but it makes sense that they allow dogs. They’re located next to a vet hospital and animal daycare.
The beer is pretty good too. They don’t serve food but my guess is there is always a food truck outside.
Sadly no wine.
The live music was great but it is loud. Enjoy!

Had a fun time here recently. It’s dog friendly so that’s awesome!
Husband got a beer sampler and I had some of his (I’m not much of a beer drinker…).
I really liked the raspberry blonde I had.
The place was fun and friendly, people had their dogs with them which to me, is pretty much the best thing ever when you’re out at a brewery.
They have soda and some snacks too (Goldfish, pretzels, Gushers (!).

Made the drive from Aurora just to try this place. The only negative is that it isn’t closer to me. Drinks on the patio on a sunny Colorado day from a great and fun staff is exactly what I needed. The décor is amazing too. And there is a continual air show. It is like they ordered a flyby just for you. I really enjoyed their Oktoberfest but there wasn’t a bad beer in the place. They have a Helles too for those with a lighter beer craving.

As a fellow Grand Rapids beer enthusiast, I was blown away by this establishment. The pumpkin beer was recommended and I’m glad I listened. Delicious. Plus the cute dogs are an added bonus.

Top of the line beer and decent selection for a craft place. The pizza van was also appreciated as the food was delivered to our table after we placed and paid for the order outside.
This spot is clean and welcoming for the most part. We had a large group and were treated promptly with the exception of one gentleman behind the bar who was a tad flirty on the far end of the bar while business was piling up on the other. My guess is he won’t last long.
Our work group has been here twice and we will return — again.

Great brewery, food truck (Simply Pizza) was amazing. Dog friendly! Wi-​Fi and it’s 5. Hidden gem!

This is my favorite brewery that’s relatively close to my neighborhood.
The location, off Wads and 116^th, is a little obscure. However, their atmosphere is great. Lots of wood and stone. Modern meets rustic. I love the light fixtures above the bar. The taste room isn’t very big, but the bar is large, they have small counter-​height tables, and patio seating. They’re very dog-​friendly; in fact, the other night there were six pooches just in the area where I was sitting. I’m hoping one day they’ll add sound proofing because it can get awfully loud. Their restrooms are clean and modern.
The beers: they serve 6-​oz tasters of the lower gravity beers. This can be a bit too much beer if you’re looking to try several of them and want to avoid getting inebriated, so use caution!
The 44 Magnum IPA tasted good. The Amarillo Amber had a fresh hop character. The Belgian Tripel was outstanding. And the Anarchy ale has a very different hop character, which I enjoyed. They also brew a great cinnamon stout, though I doubt it’ll be around much longer.
I really like the bartender. He’s friendly, helpful, and even gave us a short tour of the brew house the first night we went.
They don’t serve food, but there’s usually a food truck outside.

This place is super hip and has a ton of craft beers. There is both indoor and outdoor seating and I love that they decorate each table with a pot of succulents. How cute. The service is very nice here and they allow you to try the beer. I was very intrigued by the raspbeery chocolate cake stout but I didn’t really taste the raspberry or the chocolate. I ended up getting a goblet of another raspberry drink that’s a lot lighter just an ale but I didn’t really taste raspberry in that either. Nevertheless it was good. They were nice enough to let us bring outside food in so extra points for that! I had a fun time just chatting with friends.

We’ve been here before (a couple times) and seemed to enjoy it — so when I saw a LivingSocial deal, I thought it was a good idea; sadly it was probably our least favorite time here.
So, our plan was to get a taster of everything (not included in the LS deal) then narrow it down to our favorites and then get the growler to go. (LS deal is 4 pints and a growler)
So, a couple notes which are unfortunate. Flights are only 7 beers; they had twelve on tap. And you can’t get single tasters — so you get stuck there. And to top it off, there are a couple that aren’t even available for tasters OR for growlers… that kinda sucks, especially when those are the best beers you have.
We got the tasters of what we could, sadly, all of them tasted very similar… Coors Light meets IPA.
In any event, so for our pints (and I still don’t believe these were pints — they looked like 12 oz beers to me) we decided to just start with 2 and thankfully we got to get the two nitros they have on tap, which were best — of course, getting a nitro growler will go flat, so we just got the enjoy them there.
We decided to pay for and get a glass of the best beer they had (the one not included in flights or growlers — of course, we didn’t find this out until we we’re leaving) just so we could try it.
So, we didn’t even get 2 of the 4 beers from our LS deal because… what would be the point, really? It sucks we couldn’t get a credit of some sort for those — but I didn’t ask; there was only one guy working and he was super busy.
Will we return? Probably not. Perhaps if we’re in the area and there isn’t anything better, but sadly, I find this brewery to be a dud for the most part. It’s lost it’s luster (what luster there was to begin with).

One of the best breweries in the Denver area I visited over the past few days.
The only thing that stopped this from being a 5-​star review was that they were understaffed and it was bar service only. I’m not sure if its normally bar service only, but I did appreciate that they had it clearly written on a chalkboard above the taps.
The problem for me about them being understaffed was that when I walked in there were a couple of seats or barrels available, but by the time I was able to get my flight, everything was gone. I was alone so I didn’t have a friend to stake out a table or barrel while I waited to get some beers.
After squeezing in at the end of a table with very nice people that let me stand there I was able to enjoy what I came for. My flight included:
American Hefeweizen
Hikers Helles
Bareback Blonde
Citra Wheat
44 Magnum DIPA
Goldie Locks Honey Oat Milk Stout
Raspberry Chocolate Cake Stout (nitro)
The Citra Wheat and 44 Magnum were great and my favourites of the bunch. Tons of flavour and very smooth. I was especially surprised with the 44 Magnum that it didn’t slap you in the face like most DIPA’s.
The atmosphere here is quite lively. I walked in about an hour before trivia night started so as that time grew closer things got even more vibrant. Its a larger taproom than many of the craft breweries in the area and they even have a patio to sit on.
One thing I didn’t understand is why there were kids there. While I get that the law may allow it, I don’t know why you would want to bring your children there. They do offer some cans of pop for those that don’t want or aren’t old enough for the beer. Why not just take your kids to a place that’s more family focused instead of having them sit there bored out of their minds so you can enjoy a pint?

I really really want to love this place, I just had some issues with the service. Let me start out by telling you why this place is awesome! First of all you can bring your dog, inside and outside. There is a really nice patio to sit out at and enjoy the sun. There isn’t food here but there is a food truck out their every day so you can try something new all the time. The beers were really good too. I tried a Goldie Locks and a Raspberry Stout. Both of them were made with nitro which made them really good and strong! By strong I mean that I was feeling it after one and this isn’t a normal occurrence for me (though it would make my weekends out cheaper). So all those things make this place a fun hangout! Now the reason why I cant give this place five stars. the service. We came in and sat at the bar, the bartender made eye contact with us several times but never came over to ask what we wanted. There was another server that was supposed to cover the side we sat on but he was eating so he didn’t ask us either. We were sitting there for a good ten minutes until he was done eating and then helped us. From then on out we tried to talk to the girl server but wasn’t friendly AT ALL. We also had to sit there beerless for a while before someone ever came back to ask if we wanted another one. I could understand this if we sat at a table but we sat at the bar, you know right in front of them. I might try this place again but if the service is the same then no good beer, dogs or patios are worth it.

I stopped in here with my friend passing through town and his uncle. We had a quick beer on our way to a bottle share event. I must say. I was impressed!
I had the Oatmeal Stout on Nitro. it was fantastic! The servers were very nice and even offered to get a pic of us when we were messing with a cameraphone to take a pic of us to send to some friends back in the midwest.
I think this will be a new post mountain bike beer stop for me!

I had heard about Four Noses brewery, and finally got the chance to go for a happy hour with my fiancée’s co-​workers and their SO’s.
Right off the bat, I loved the location-​out of the city a bit, near a nice open area but not out in the boonies. Sitting on the patio, we got to watch the sun set behind some undeveloped hills, which was a really nice view.
The patio was great-​a good size, and even on Friday for happy hour, plenty of room to at least stand and enjoy a good beer. They allow dogs on leashes, so there were some happy pups hanging out with their humans.
I tried their session IPA, and their blonde ale. The Session IPA was pretty underwhelming-​not bad, but pretty flavorless and not anything that stood out. The blonde ale, on the other hand, was a pretty excellent blonde. It was refreshing, but also very flavorful and nice to drink.
The staff is very friendly, and attentive, and prices are very reasonable.
So while the beer in my opinion can be hit or miss, the location, patio, and staff definitely make this place worth checking out.
I will be back for sure!

I’m very happy that this place is so close to my home. It’s a great space. They could do with some better parking but that is a small issue. They have a wonderful outside patio for the nicer weather days.
The staff was friendly and knowledgeable. Most likely you will have the opportunity to talk with the brewers themselves. That was great as well since these guys obviously have a passion for what they do.
I tried the Charles IPA, the .44 Magnum double IPA, the Ritual Rivers porter, and the Russian Imperial Stout on nitro. The IPAs were good with a nod going to the 44 Magnum. However I much preferred the porter and the stout.
In fact, after tasting both I decided to get a 6oz taster of each and mix them together in a glass. Folks, that was the BOMB! The coffee coco porter was a bit thin and the stout was a hair too sweet. Together they offset the others shortcomings and made an incredible taste. If these guys put out bombers of that mixture I’ll be buying it by the case!

We stumbled across Four Noses Brewing Co. after driving out to Broomfield this fall, and I’m glad we did. The taproom is the perfect blend of wood and metal with garage style doors and large windows, creating a modern yet rustic, industrial feel. We were impressed by everything we sampled but particularly enjoyed the 44 Magnum Double IPA, Fresh Hop Proboscis Pale Ale, Charles IPA, and Coco Coffee Porter. Well definitely be back next time we’re in the area!

Yeah, this place is amazing.
It’s super close to our house and has become our new weeknight hangout.
There’s food trucks EVERY NIGHT, Geeks Who Drink trivia every Wednesday, live music on weekends, and the beer? Incredible. There’s seriously something everyone will enjoy, and their seasonals blow my socks off each time– their pumpkin beer comes sprinkled with cinnamon sugar (!).

I recently made the move from Denver to Broomfield, and I have to say that I was reluctant at first. The move was made for cost reasons, and I was thinking now that I’m out here (near 1^st Bank Center), I will have to drive all the way to Boulder or Denver to go anywhere cool. Lucky for me, right across the street from where I live, Four Noses Brewing Company opened up just before I moved in.
This establishment is beer only, but they pretty much always have a food truck in the parking lot, and they also offer some snacks behind the bar (for purchase). Anyway, the beer is excellent. I can now say that I have tried all the beers on tap at this point. They are changing them quite a bit so I will keep busy. My favorite is the Anarchy Ale Series. I call it a series because they are brewing batches of generally the same beer, but a little bit different every time. Right now they are on the 2^nd version, both 1 and 2 have been awesome, I can’t wait to keep trying what they come up with. My other favorites are ONEpointFIVE IPA, When Helles Freezes Over and Whole Grain Pale Ale.
They’ve got a garage door that they open up when it’s nice, a nice big room full of community seating, and a few picnic tables out front. They are brand new, and I think they are still working on the outdoor seating, but I expect great things. Cool people and good beer, what more can you ask for.