Get Buzzed With These Local Coffee and Beer Collaborations

Celebrating all things local is a big part of the craft beer industry; often, brewers opt to create beers using ingredients grown or produced nearby. So when it comes to brewing a beer that’s made with coffee, it should be no surprise that breweries tend to look to their coffee-roasting neighbors — especially in Colorado, where both industries have grown in popularity in recent years.

Ready to get (doubly) buzzed? Check out these beers made with Colorado coffee:

Cafecito
Raíces Brewing and Copper Door Coffee Roasters
The coffee in Cafecito is planted, grown and harvested by Indigenous women-owned cooperative, fair-trade coffee farms in the region of Huehuetenango, Guatemala, and is roasted and packed by the women-owned Copper Door Coffee Roasters in Denver. It’s an imperial…