I’m not a huge pro cycling fan, I usually catch some Tour de France highlights each year, and read some of the blog posts about doping scandals, but for the most part that’s been the extent of my following pro cycling the last few years. This year might be different though. I just got done... »
Just a quick post to note that Durango’s Mountain Bike Specialists Spring Sale is going on now (it started yesterday) through March 31st. They’re sure to have plenty of deals throughout the sale, so if you’re in the market for a new bike or new... »
This Saturday, March 20th, 2010, The Durango Brewing Co. will be holding a release party for their 20th Anniversary Ale at Lady Falconburgh’s Barley Exchange. The Soggy Coaster over at Beer at 6512 got a taste of this Belgian inspired ale a few weeks... »
I’ll start out by saying if you’re reading this after March 18th, 2010 you’re too late. Now that that’s out of the way, who doesn’t want free shoes? Especially hipster approved, “urban” cycling tested, durable bike commuter Chrome shoes? Chrome, the company mostly known for their... »
Yesterday the Brewers Association, based in Boulder, CO released 2009 Craft Brewer sales numbers. As did local brewery Ska Brewing Co. (they’re considered a craft brewer and are included in the Brewers Association figures as well). According to the Brewers Association, in 2009 small... »
This is one way to do Beer ‘n Bikes. Milwaukee’s Lakefront Brewery recently released Fixed Gear American Red Ale. As the fixed gear focused blog trackosaurusrex observes, Lakefront Brewery is just minutes from Cog Magazine’s headquarters. I’ve never been to Milwaukee but from what... »
As the weather gets warmer the Durango Wheel Club is getting ready to start their 2010 season. Basic memberships are $30, which gets you into all rides, races, DWC events as well as discounts to local merchants and 1 DWC water bottle, there are... »
It’s impossible to say what the next “trend” in craft beer will be. For a while it seemed like every brewery was working to make the biggest, strongest most Imperial or Double style of whatever beer they chose. Some breweries, if they weren’t focusing... »
Colorado House Bill 1186 would allow convenience stores in Colorado to sell full strength beer (currently they’re only allowed to sell 3.2% ABV beer without a liquor license). The bill was being debated up in Denver today and according to Carver Brewing Co.’s Facebook... »
