Foam & Folly is one of Grand Junction's newest breweries and taprooms and is located at 330 S. 2nd Street. The brewery is owned by an engineer and an artist whose talents inspire the drink and decor of this hoppy hangout. Expect highly engineered brews enhanced by a trendy art scene. Try their Ginger Lavender Ale, which is brewed with locally-sourced lavender buds, or dive into their silky and dark Oatmeal Stout. Foam & Folly also partners with local food trucks which feature a variety of rotating eateries for their thirsty beer mavens. Learn More.

As one of Grand Junction's award-winning breweries, Gemini Beer Company beer is definitely something to rave about. Competing in both state and world beer competitions, Gemini has made a name for itself on the podium and here in Grand Junction. Try their Twin Ninja Sake Saison, which is brewed with friends at 300 Suns Brewing in Longmont, CO. If you can handle it, order the Erebus Imperial Honey Maple Stout and be sure you are sitting down. This thirteen percent brew packs a mean punch. Also, don't forget to keep an eye out for their fun events like the Paint Sesh Parties! Learn More.

This is the original Kannah Brewery where they push the boundaries of beer styles daily. Their award-winning brews are deep-rooted in the traditions of craft brewing. To date, Kannah Creek has produced 46 different styles of beer, mostly American and British styles. Visit their brewery in Grand Junction and you will find 13 delicious beers on tap. For more German beer styles, visit their second location, Edgewater Brewery. Rounding out their variety of beers, each location brews its fair share of what they call, “crazy beers” batches. Learn More.

The second location of Kannah Creek Brewery and calling itself your neighborhood brewpub, Edgewater Brewery is located on the Colorado Riverfront Trail, next door to the Grand Junction Amphitheater. A great spot to start or end your day. Although this is a great pitstop year-round, spring and summer vibes flourish with their outdoor patio, live music and stunning views. Enjoy German-style brews on tap year-round. Don’t forget to ask about their “crazy beers” or brewer’s choice beers on tap. Learn More.

Ramblebine is located in Downtown Grand Junction in a historic building built in 1919. Their artsy taproom offers a view into their active brewery. They brew on a 10-barrel system, which gives them extra production capacity to create unique flavor profiles. They produce a variety of IPA’s, farmhouse ales, Belgian ales, fruited kettle sours and seasonal beers. Their outdoor patio is a great spot to take in the character of downtown. Learn More.

With 10+ beers and non-alcoholic beverages on tap, this Grand Junction brewery might just remind you of the adventures you took at the Colorado National Monument. They are passionate not only about craft beer but also the outdoor lifestyle and art. Enjoy an artistic atmosphere in their taproom inspired by Grand Junction. Learn More.

Located in Downtown Grand Junction, Rockslide Brewery is GJ’s original brew pub featuring six rotating microbrews, including seasonal brews. With two patios, this is a perfect place to relax and enjoy downtown’s vibes. Insider Tip: Tuesdays are all you can eat Salmon fish & chips! Learn More.

Palisade is most widely known for its peaches and vast acreage of vineyards. But who says you can’t make beer in wine country? Palisade Brewing Co. opened its doors in 2010 with an innovative mindset to create American-style beers with respect to the traditional roots of craft brewing. With a flavorful list of year-round beers, we suggest you ask about their seasonal list. Learn More.

Known as Fruita’s premier brewery and restaurant, Suds Brothers is located in the heart of downtown Fruita. Their 9 beers feature seasonal brews and signature series brews. Pair that with the El-Bandito pizza featuring ghost pepper jack cheese, and you’ll be ordering another brew in no time flat. In addition to its exceptional food and brews, they feature a full cocktail menu, wine, ciders and whiskey. Learn More.

A great spot to enjoy small-batch craft beers in a friendly pub atmosphere. The locals often refer to them as “Fruita’s living room.” 11 beers on tap will keep your taste buds happy. They also encourage you to bring your own food. Ask about a tour of their 7 Barrel Brew House (call ahead). Learn More.