Blue Moon Brewing Company has announced it will close its River North Art District (RiNo) brewery and restaurant by the end of March, marking the end of an era for the Denver-based beer brand. The brewery at 3750 Chestnut Pl., which first opened in 2016, served as a testing ground for experimental beers while offering a full-service dining experience
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Founded in 1995, Blue Moon originally brewed its first Belgian-style wheat ale at Coors Field’s SandLot Brewery. Over the years, the RiNo location became a hub for craft beer lovers seeking small-batch exclusives and a curated food menu.
The closure comes amid a challenging period for Colorado’s brewing industry, with 41 breweries shuttering in 2024 as beer sales declined more than the national average.
Blue Moon’s final day of service will be Saturday, March 29.
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