Gaijin 24886 brewing sake in Denver
       
     
Sake Time – One man’s quest to bring the Japanese liquor to the Centennial State.
       
     
GAIJIN 24886, COLORADO’S ONLY SAKE BREWERY REOPENS
       
     
Museum of Sake Journal
       
     
Say Sake
       
     
Not Your Mama’s Sake
       
     
       
     
Denver Sake Maker Pushes for Change in Brewing Laws
       
     
It’s hard to open a sake taproom in Colorado, but new legislation could change that
       
     
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Gaijin 24886 brewing sake in Denver

Gaijin 24886 brewing sake in Denver

Sake Time – One man’s quest to bring the Japanese liquor to the Centennial State.
       
     
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Sake Time – One man’s quest to bring the Japanese liquor to the Centennial State.

Sake Time – One man’s quest to bring the Japanese liquor to the Centennial State.

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GAIJIN 24886, COLORADO’S ONLY SAKE BREWERY REOPENS

GAIJIN 24886, COLORADO’S ONLY SAKE BREWERY REOPENS

Museum of Sake Journal
       
     
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Museum of Sake Journal

Issue #4 Summer 2016

Say Sake
       
     
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Say Sake

Denver Life Article

A Denver brewer is getting Colorado into the Japanese drink game

Not Your Mama’s Sake
       
     
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Not Your Mama’s Sake

Why Gaijin 24886 is set to change the way Denver drinks sake

       
     
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Check out Colorado's Only Sake Company

We were featured on Channel 2 Daybreak 9.27.17 and talked a bit about our sake.

Denver Sake Maker Pushes for Change in Brewing Laws
       
     
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Denver Sake Maker Pushes for Change in Brewing Laws

Colorado seems like the perfect place to make alcoholic beverages; just look at the proliferation of breweries and distilleries around the state, and the growing number of wine and cider makers. So what if your drink of choice is sake? That shouldn’t make too much of a difference when it comes to producing and selling something that’s not so different from beer and wine, right?

It’s hard to open a sake taproom in Colorado, but new legislation could change that
       
     
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It’s hard to open a sake taproom in Colorado, but new legislation could change that

Colorado alcohol producers are allowed to have taprooms for beer, tasting rooms for wine and speakeasies for spirits.

But state rules don’t make it easy to create spaces exclusively for sake.