Aspen Brewing Company
Aspen, CO
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All beers · Aspen Brewing Company
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Aspen Independence Pass
IPA · 7.5% ABV
Independence Pass Ale utilizes insane amounts of Palisade hops—a hop that is relatively new on the IPA scene. -
Aspen 10th Mountain
Imperial Stout · 9.3% ABV
Eight types of malt and a blend of English and American hops were masterfully combined to create a decadent beer worthy of sipping by the fire. -
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Aspen Brown Bear
Brown Ale · 5.0% ABV
Get ready to enjoy an amazing balance between Golding’s aroma characteristics and rich, chocolate, even slightly woody or smokey maltyness... -
Aspen Cloud 9
Saison · 6.8% ABV
Pilsner malt, curacao orange peel, Kent Golding Hops and special farmhouse yeast produce this straw colored hoppy beer. -
Aspen CO-82
IPA · 9.0% ABV
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Aspen Conundrum
Red Ale · 6.5% ABV
Have you ever heard of an ESB? In most cases, it stands for Extra Special Bitter, and man is this red extra special... -
Aspen Double Conundrum
Flanders Red Ale · 8.6% ABV
Imperial Red Fresh Hop. Rye malts balance a huge dose of Columbus and Cascade fresh hops. -
Aspen Pyramid Peak Porter
Porter · 5.5% ABV
Ready for something dark and delicious? Something that looks as great as it tastes? Something smokey, malty, and smooth? Get into a pint of our Pyramid Peak Porter! Brewed with tons of Roasted, C... -
Aspen Silver City
Wheat Ale · 4.3% ABV
A subtly kettle soured session ale. Tart lemon and citrus flavor leaves you wanting more. -
Aspen This Season's Blonde
Blonde Ale · 6.0% ABV
This Season’s Blonde is served clear, with playful carbonation leading to wonderful head and beautiful lace along the side of your pint glass.
About the brewery
Aspen’s beer history dates back to 1885 and the original Aspen Brewery which was located only a few hundred yards from the new Aspen Brewery. Founded by Christian Sanders, the Aspen Brewery operated successfully in Aspen until being purchased by P.H. Zang Company of Denver in 1902. We believe that they produced one beer, presumable a Lager, to quench the thirst of Aspen’s mining population.