POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT
Where the Democratic presidential candidates stand on Colorado issues
Ahead of the state’s presidential primary on Super Tuesday, the Democratic candidates talk health care, marijuana, education, public land and beer
Reporting:
Brian Eason
Design:
Design:
Eric Lubbers
Eric Lubbers
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Q: FAVORITE BEER
Background: Colorado likes to think of itself as the “state of craft beer” and it’s home to two large brewers, MillerCoors and Anheuser-Busch, and about 400 small independent breweries. The Beer Institute, a trade association for the global beer companies, forecasts the direct economic impact at $5.3 billion and suggests the industry contributes to a broader $13.6 billion in commerce. The Boulder-based Brewers Association estimates craft brewers alone contribute $3.3 billion to the state’s economy.
A: Great Divide’s Barrel-Aged Yeti, an imperial stout aged in whiskey barrels. It’s one of the state’s iconic beers.
The Issues
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