Station 26 Brewing, located in the Park Hill neighborhood of Denver, is a place for beer lovers to enjoy good times.  They love to drink beer– all types of beer. When it comes to good beer, they don’t discriminate; light, dark, hoppy– there is a time and a place for them all. They also love making beer. So much that they decided to start making it in an old Denver fire station.  Considered a “hidden gem” in the Denver beer scene, Station 26 Brewing reminds a lot of locals of a time in the beer world spent  being less serious and more time brewing good beer and cultivating a vintage Denver atmosphere.

The beer you want for the day on the water or on the back porch. Think margarita in a glass. Station 26’s Mexican Lager with lime and salt added- refreshing, tart and made for warmer weather but easily enjoyed for the cold weather, too!

A tribute to the *best* Denver area code. This bright, golden lager is crisp & clean, with white bread and honey undertones.

Station 26 Brewing Co.’s World Beer Cup award-winning pale ale is hopped with Nelson Sauvin, Idaho 7, El Dorado and Montueka. It evokes white grapes, lime zest, and peaches to taste.