Reason for Visit: We were in Denver, CO visiting with some friends and decided to take a mini-vacation in Estes Park. This is the gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park, offering spectacular scenery along the Continental Divide.
Glassware: This Estes Park Brewery pint glass features a two color rendition of their logo printed on clear glass. The central image is a Rocky Mountain scene with pine trees in the left foreground and aspen on the right. These are both set before a shimmering lake at the base of a large mountain range. A border band around this provides identifying information separated by the tip of two barley stalks, with individual grains readily identifiable. A horizontal ribbon with folded tips cuts across the bottom portion of the image proclaiming the name of the brewery. I believe this may also be the only glass I have that lists the elevation of the brewery (7522 feet).
Glassware:
"From the headwaters of the Big Thompson River high in the snowcapped mountains of Rocky Mountain National Park, our water filters down through the moraines of Glacier Gorge, cold, fresh and clear, to our brewery"
Sample list of beers produced by Estes Park Brewery
Items featured on these breweriana pages are personal souvenirs of my visits to these locations, and an expression of the events and travels leading to their collection. They are not for sale or for trade.
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