Colorado Spirits Trail or Bust. Though the Colorado Gold Rush dried up in the early 1860s, the Colorado craft spirits rush is just getting started. The 50 members of the Colorado Distillers Guild, founded in 2011, hope that their new Colorado Spirits Trail will attract as much attention as the states famous Gold Rush.
Discover the Spirits of the West
Spirits fans can pick up a map at participating distilleries, the airport and tourist information offices throughout the state. The map lists all participating distilleries and has a place to collect stamps by buying merchandise, bottles or cocktails. Anyone who collects ten stamps can bring their map to a participating distillery, for a t-shirt that gives them bragging rights for completing the trail.
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As in incentive to get fans out and about around the state, the Guild has established, “The Challenge.” The challenge is to be one of the first 24 individuals to visit all participating distilleries represented on the 2018 paper map, and get a stamp from each one. Fans that meet the challenge will be presented with a signed bottle from each participating distillery and bragging rights for the best stocked bar in the country and memories for the rest of their life. Bottles will be given away at the 2019 Hearts and Trails spirits event. Fans can visit the website for more details on The Challenge and rules once the site goes live. Talk about a new gold rush, wow!
Colorado Spirits Trail Map
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The Hearts & Trails Launch Party
The Colorado Distillers Guild was awarded a Colorado Department of Tourism Marketing Matching Grant of $25,000 to help launch the trail throughout the state.
Here’s a complete list of Colorado Spirits Trail distilleries.
- 10th Mountain Whiskey And Spirit Company
- 3 Hundred Days Distilling
- Anvil Distillery
- Axe and the Oak Distillery
- Bear Creek Distillery
- Black Bear Distillery
- Black Canyon Distillery
- Boathouse Distillery
- Breckenridge Distillery
- Broken Arrow Spirits
- Colorado Gold Distillery
- CopperMuse Distillery
- Coyote Gold Margarita
- Dancing Pines Distillery
- Deerhammer Distilling Company
- Devil’s Head Distillery
- Distillery 291
- Downslope Distilling
- Durango Craft Spirits
- Elevation 5003 Distillery
- Feisty Spirits
- Golden Moon Distillery
- Honey House Distillery
- Idlewild Spirits Distillery
- Ironton Distillery & Crafthouse
- J & L Distilling
- K J Wood Distillers
- Laws Whiskey House
- Lee Spirits Company
- Leopold Bros Distilling
- Longtucky Spirits
- Mad Rabbit Distillery
- Marble Distilling Company
- Mile High Spirits, L.L.C.
- Montanya Distillers
- Mystic Mountain Distillery
- Old Elk Distillery
- Peach Street Distillers
- Rising Sun Distillery
- Rocker Spirits
- Sand Creek Distillery
- Spirit Hound Distillers
- Spring44 Distilling
- State 38 Distilling
- Stranahan’s Colorado Whiskey
- Syntax Spirits
- The Block Distilling Co.
- The Family Jones Spirits House
- Vapor Distillery
- Western Gael Distillery
- Wood’s High Mountain Distillery
- Woody Creek Distillers
View all Colorado Distilleries here.
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