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Nationally Award-Winning Beers
Handcrafted Root Beer Soda & Floats
Homemade American Grill Cuisine
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Most Original Cuisine Winner!
Pagosa Chamber of Commerce
Bison Burgers with Caramelized Onions cooked in Kayaker Cream Ale, Crumbled Gorgonzola Cheese, Homemade Beer Mustard,
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NEW ENTRANCE wins a Pagosa Pride Award in addition to last year's award for our Restaurant & Beer Garden!
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"I am a firm believer in the people. If given the truth, they can be depended upon to meet any national crisis. The great point is to bring them the real facts, and beer."
- Abraham Lincoln
Pagosa Brewing Company™ is a cozy brewpub, with a new dining room, new menu from Farrago Market Cafe, and a huge tree-covered Beer Garden with spectacular views of the mountain peaks! Located at 118 N. Pagosa Blvd. (go west on Village Drive straight into our new parking lot). For directions, see our Map.
 Winter Hours:
Mon - Sat: 3:00pm - 10pm
Sunday: 12:00pm - 8pm
Flagship brews:
- Wolf Creek Wheat®
- Kayaker Cream Ale®
- Pagosa Pale Ale™
- Powder Day IPA® - Award Winner
- Timber Wolf Amber Wheat™ - Award Winner
- Poor Richard’s Ale ™ - Award Winner
- Soaker's Stout™ - Award Winner
- And ask your server for our selection of seasonal brews...
Live on Stage at the Beer Garden!
(We’ve had a whole range of talented guests – flutes, bongos, singers, etc. - stop by and check it out!)
For booking inquiries, please contact us.
Champion Beers!
Coconut Porter™
Champion Specialty Beer - North American Beer Awards '08
Nipple Mountain Nip™
Champion Barleywine - Colorado State Fair '08
Honeymoon Ale™
Champion Honey Beer - Colorado State Fair '08
Powder Day IPA®
Champion Pale - Colorado State Fair '06
Poor Richard's Ale™
Champion Beer - Benjamin Franklin 300th Brewers Assoc Competition '06
Cheers!
No Colorado ski town is complete without its own microbrewery. Newly opened Pagosa Brewing Co. features Tony Simmons' handcrafted brews with catchy names, including Powder Day IPA, Wolf Creek Wheat, Kayaker Cream Ale and Soaker's Stout. Visit the tasting room for a sampling.
-Rocky Mountain News, Full article
Coloradan Taps into Ale History to Honor Franklin:
Special brew made for 300th birthday of Founding Father
By John Accola, Rocky Mountain News©
January 4, 2006
Tony Simmons loves beer and history.
Turns out those two passions propelled the brewer from Pagosa Springs to center stage in Philadelphia, where the city is celebrating the 300th birthday of its most famous resident, Benjamin Franklin.
"It's an incredible honor," said Simmons, creator of a special beer brewed for Franklin's 300th birthday bash Jan. 17. "He was truly an amazing guy. A real Renaissance man."
 As of last week, more than 100 commercial microbreweries in Colorado and 34 other states were using Simmons' recipe to brew their own batches of Poor Richard's Ale - all part of a national January promotion organized by the Colorado-based Brewers Association.
Read the entire article.
 Award-Winning Recipes
The American Homebrewers Association (AHA) has selected Pagosa Brewery owner Tony Simmons' recipe as the “official” recipe for National Homebrew Day. Each year on the first Saturday in May, homebrewers unite non-brewing and brewing friends and family to celebrate National Homebrew Day, joining with thousands of homebrewers from around the world in brewing the same recipes and sharing a simultaneous toast at noon Central Time. Last year they had nearly 3,000 participants, so this is quite an honor and Tony obviously knows how to make all us beer-lovers drool.
American Craft Brewers receive National Recognition
Resolution passes U.S. House of Representatives
June 6, 2006 – Today, the U.S. House of Representatives gave unanimous consent to House Resolution 753, commending America’s craft brewers for their many and varied contributions to our nation’s communities, economy, culture and history.
Under the leadership of two friends of the craft brewing community, Representatives Sherwood Boehlert (R-NY) and Peter DeFazio (D-OR), and with over 70 additional Congressmen cosponsoring the measure, H. Res. 753 achieved passage in just 60 days.
“This is an important and significant first step in our effort to raise the profile of craft beer and brewing in Washington,” said BA president Charlie Papazian. “The amount of support we received from Members of Congress was extremely gratifying and was due in large part to the efforts of individual professional Brewers Association and American Homebrewers Association members calling and writing their Congressman to ask for their support of the resolution.”
The resolution, which also recognizes the establishment of American Craft Beer Week, was a featured element of a Capitol Hill Congressional reception held on May 16th which featured BA member beers from across the country paired with a variety of artisinal foods. At this event, Congressmen Boehlert and DeFazio were publicly recognized and thanked for their outstanding support of America’s craft brewers.
Click here to see the resolution
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