FATE Brewing Company

Pronunciation - ly-muhs. Our "light" beer. If you like Pilsners or Lagers you will love Laimas. In Baltic mythology, fate is determined by three goddess sisters, the Laimas. Known to be well-balanced, refreshing and with a hint of sweetness, the Laimas Kölsch Style Ale is sure to grant its drinker a kind destiny. The golden color, sessionable maltiness, subtle hint of nobel hops and crisp dry finish make it the perfect warm weather partner. 5.0% ABV; 20 IBUs; Hops: Millenium, Hallertau Mittelfruh; Malts: German Pilsner, Acidulated. Awards and Mentions: Gold 2014 Great American Beer Festival - German-Style Kölsch Category; Silver 2014 Denver International Beer Competition - Kölsch Category; Gold 2013 Denver International Beer Competition - Kölsch Category; The Denver Post Scouting GABF 2014: Dan Rabin on the Mountain Region

Pronunciation - pahr-say. Our "pale" ale fermented with fruity Belgian yeast. FATE, as foretold by ancient Roman mythology, is dictated by three female embodiments of destiny known as Parcae who spin, measure and cut the thread of life. FATE has determined this Parcae Belgian Style Pale Ale to be well-balanced with a delicate hop finish and a satisfyingly sweet malt character. Find your palate enchanted by this spicy, complex brew. 5.0% ABV; 20 IBUs; Hops:Willamette, Styrian Goldings; Malts: Pilsner, Vienna, Biscuit, Crystal. Awards and Mentions: Bronze 2014 North American Beer Awards - Belgian Style Pale Ale Category; Bronze 2014 Denver International Beer Competition - Belgian Blonde Ale category; Bronze 2013 Colorado State Fair Craft Beer Competition - Belgian and French Ale Category; Bronze 2013 Denver International Beer Competition - Belgian Golden Ale Category; Silver 2013 North American Beer Awards - Belgian Style Pale Ale Category

Pronunciation - NOR-nhns. Our "red" ale category represented by a traditional rye roggenbier recipe. Norns, according to ancient Germanic mythology, are female giantesses responsible for "twining" the threat of fate and deciding the destiny of both men and gods. Known both for their benevolence and their malevolence, they have endowed the Norns Roggenbier with a hefty measure of rye, a bright mahogany-hue and a spicy fruitiness. Norns Roggenbier is sure to delight the drinker with both its smoky sweetness and its faintly sour, dry finish. 5.0% ABV; 20 IBUs; Hops: Hallertau Mittelfruh, Styrian Goldings; Malts: Pilsner, Rye, Munich, Caramunich, Chocolate. Awards and Mentions: CraftBeer.com Oats, Wheat & Rye: What Adjunct Grains Add to Your Beer; The Denver Post Scouting GABF 2014: Dan Rabin on the Mountain Region; CraftBeer.com Roggenbier: Return of the Rye

Our Gold Medal winning Laimas Kölsch Style ale infused with single origin Ethiopian cold press coffee. Light in color and big in flavor. 5.0% ABV; 20 IBUs; Hops: Millenium, Hallertau Mittelfruh; Malts: German Pilsner, Acidulated

We've all seen great dark coffee beer. We wanted to try a lighter, hoppier brew infused with rich coffee flavors. The result? Unreal. Seriously you have to try. 7.0% ABV; 70 IBUs; Hops: Chinook, Columbus, Summit, Cascade, El Dorado, Amarillo; Malts: 2 Row, Munich, Crystal

Traditional German Style wheat ale infused with coriander and sea salt. The twist. It's had 10 weeks rest in Arta tequila barrels. The tequila-like flavors of oak and smooth agave perfectly compliment this sour mash sea salt ale. Don't take our word for it. Here's what some other people have said about it: DCBeer.com named Uror on their Savor Coverage 2014 Can't Miss Beer List; The Denver Post blog named Uror "Favorite Beer of the Year" Beer in Review 2014: Zac Woodard of Lucky Pie. 4.8% ABV; 10 IBUs; Hops: Styrian Goldings ; Malts: Wheat, Pilsner, Oats, Munich