In Kansas City, Boulevard’s Chocolate Ale is as popular as Bristol‘s Venetucci Pumpkin Ale. They have wait-lists, long lines, and  all that jazz. Good news is we get some, bad news is we don’t get much. $8.99 will get you a 750mL bottle of this excellent brew (1bottle limit per person per day). Get here fast as… [Continue Reading]

It’s baaack! Twisted Pine has released another batch of their 6 chile beer. Anaheim, Fresno, Jalapeno, Serrano, Habanero, and the infamous Ghost Chile go into making this the ”hottest beer this side of hell”. We first tried this release at the All Colorado Beer Festival in November. It seemed a lot hotter than the first release. Please come in… [Continue Reading]

Colorado Cider Company makes some fantastic cider, and right here in Colorado! Coaltrain is currently featuring the Glider Cider, the Glider Cider Dry, the Ol’ Stumpy (aged in Chardonnay barrels), and the Grasshop-ah (with lemon grass and dry-hopped). Stop by and get your cider on.

Bristol has made a Christmas Ale every year for a very long time, but this is the first time you can enjoy it at home from your very own 22oz bottle. Previously only available on draft in the tap room or in a growler to go, we are excited to support Bristol in this inagural… [Continue Reading]

Venetucci Pumpkin Ale has arrived! If you were lucky enough to make it onto our reservation list, please come in and pick up your bottle. Our list was so extensive this year, that each person will only be allowed to purchase one 22oz bottle. If you made it onto the Bristol Benefit Beer Gift Pack list, please… [Continue Reading]

From the super secret ‘Project X’ comes Left Hand’s Milk Stout Nitro. Coaltrain is proud to be the only store to be included in their southern Colorado release. We are able to offer it to you at a special introductory price of $9.49 (reg $10.49) / 6 pack. Pour this beer hard into a pint glass… [Continue Reading]

Coaltrain is now carrying some fabulous beers from our friends up the road in Aurora. Dry Dock Brewing Company opened it’s doors in 2005 with four taps and seating for just over a dozen. Today they are rockin and rolling and racking up awards like Small Brewer of the Year (GABF 2009). Coaltrain is proud to… [Continue Reading]

Hop In The Dark  (Cascadian Dark Ale), 6.5%, $5.49 / 22oz Can an IPA be black? Semantics aside, this noir version has subtle coffee undertones born of a blend of oats with dark, Munich and crystal malts. What emerges is something deeper, less orthodox, and all its own. After 22 trial runs in our Bend… [Continue Reading]

New limited edition beer from Brewery Ommegang: Gnomegang Collaboration Ale (9.5%), $13.99 / 750mL. This live ale was brewed in collaboration with Brasserie D’Achouffe (Belgium). This is a Blonde Ale brewed with 5 fine malts, 2 Noble Hops, and both of the distinctive Chouffe and Ommegang Yeasts creating fruity aromas and flavors and a warming finish. Enjoy!

The latest releases from New Belgium’s Lips of faith Series are here: Abbey Grand Cru (9.5%), $5.99 / 22oz.  This beer has been around for a while, usually only available to employees, at beer festivals and in limited releases. Abbey Ale was the first beer brewed by home brewer and co-founder Jeff Lebesch. This brew is… [Continue Reading]

Ever wondered how they got that blend just right? Ever think you could do it better? Now you can find out! We have just received, for the first time, Russian River’s Salvation (9%), $6.99 / 375mL. This is the dark ale that is blended with Avery’s Salvation (9%), $6.99 / 22oz (a Belgian Golden), to create… [Continue Reading]

We’ve just received two new special release beers. They are in extremely limited quantities and purchase limits do apply. Check these guys out: iO Saison, Jolly Pumpkin Artisan Ales, Dexter, MI, $17.99/ 750 mL. This is one of Jolly Pumpkin’s limited release beers. This particular brew is crafted with rose hips, rose petals and hibiscus…. [Continue Reading]

With all the seasonal beer out there, you knew that there had to be one made specifically for Easter, right? You are in luck this time, because it’s Belgian and it’s fantastic. Here is the nitty gritty: Gouden Carolus Easter Ale (9%), Brewery Het Anker, Belgium, $10.99/ 750 mL. This ale is brewed once a year… [Continue Reading]