Arthur DeVitalis, Peak to Peak. With time spent at home at an all-time high, distilleries, pubs, brew houses and other sources of adult beverages are still offering their fare. Check out our compilation of Peak to Peak locations offering delivery and takeout for signature drinks below.
Augustina’s Winery
Augustina’s Winery features cans, growlers and bottles for that special evening or fun gathering. The “one-woman winery and first winery in Boulder County” offers fine concoctions for the adult public in Nederland.
The venue is open Thursday through Saturday beginning at 1 p.m. until 6 p.m. for wine by the bottle sales. Wine tastings are not currently being offered. The winery is also open Sunday through Monday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
The menu is available online, and some delivery is offered.
Facebook: Augustina’s Winery
Email: augustinaswinery@gmail.com
Website: www.augustinaswinery.com
Location: 20 E. Lakeview Dr. #103
Nederland, Colorado
For more information on delivery and offerings, call 303-520-4871.
Busey Brews
Offering delivery and takeout for downtown Nederland, Busey Brews is available to quench the thirst of those parched.
For more information, contact the business Sunday through Thursday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., or Friday and Saturday beginning 11 a.m. until 9 p.m. Monday deliveries extend to Magnolia Road, will customers encouraged to order online for pickup delivery.
Delivery is offered by neighborhood.
Facebook: @BuseyBrews
Email: contact@buseybrews.com
Website: buseybres.com
Location: 70 E. 1st St.
Nederland, Colorado
Call 855-633-2739 for delivery options and more information.
Gold Dirt Distillery
Though many doors are still shuttered, Gold Dirt Distillery has worked to provide cocktail kits, bottles and merchandise to enjoy at home. The distillery is available Saturday and Sunday from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. With text request delivery options, the staple to-go bottles and cocktails are available in the comfort of patrons’ homes. The business offers delivery and more via its website store, though those only 21 and older are eligible.
The business is open by appointment for to-go sales during the Covid-19 pandemic stay at home orders.
Facebook: @GoldDirtDistillery
Email: cheers@golddirtdistillery.com
Website: www.golddirtstillery.com
Location: 275 Tolland Rd.
Rollinsville, Colorado
Call or text 773-540-9800 to arrange a visit.
Knotted Root Brewing Company
The Knotted Root Brewing Company is open Wednesdays through Thursdays beginning at 2 p.m. and ending at 6 p.m. Friday and Sunday hours are extended from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. The menu is listed online. Four packs, IPAs, and the “Thick Pineapple Goo” is still available despite Covid-19 precautions.
Facebook: @knottedrootbrewing
Email: chrism@knottedrootbrewing.com
Website: www.knottedrootbrewingcompany.com
Location: 250 N. Caribou St.
Nederland, Colorado
For more information or to order, call 303-258-3770.
Very Nice Brewing Company
As implied by the name, Very Nice Brewing Company leaves customers with little to be desired. The company is currently offering deliveries from Nederland to Black Hawk, available Wednesday through Friday from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Each Saturday and Sunday, beverages are available beginning at 12 p.m. until 6 p.m. Orders are accepted online via the website and phone.
“We are here for to-go orders and delivery! Growler fills, bombers, snacks, merchandise are available,” said Owner Jeffrey, alongside wife Susan. “You are welcome to come into our tap room, or call in your order and I will come to your car.” Very Nice offers free delivery within a mile of Highway 119 from Nederland to Black Hawk. Delivery orders require a $20 minimum, and customers must be 21 years old.
Facebook: @verynicebeerEmail: verynicebrewing@hotmail.com
Website: www.verynicebrewing.com
Location: 20 Lakeview Dr. Unit #112
Nederland, Colorado
Call 303-258-3770 to order, and visit @verynicebeer for the menu.
Though families may be in considerably closer proximity than in previous times, a beverage or two is a great way to pass the time or make memories.
(Originally published in the May 28, 2020, print edition of The Mountain-Ear.)
