Pikes Peak Brewing Expanding for 2nd Time in 2 Years

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From Pike’s Peak Brewing:

Pikes Peak Brewing Company has experienced 35% growth year over year since opening its doors in May 2011.  “As we continue to work to meet demand, we plan to increase our brewery space by an additional 25% in 2014.” Says Chris Wright, Founder and Head Brewer at PPBC.  “This second expansion will allow us space for our own Wild Goose 4-head canning line as well as additional barrel storage and cold storage for our wholesale inventory.”

Pikes Peak Brewing Co. began canning its Elephant Rock IPA and Devil’s Head Red Ale during the summer of 2013 with the help of Mobile Canning out of Louisville, Colorado.  The installation of a canning line at the brewery will make it possible for PPBC to product new cans such as the Gold Rush Belgian Golden Ale as well as some of the more popular seasonal brews.

The additional barrel storage capability will also help with increasing production of the ever popular Penrose Private Reserve barrel aged series of beers.

During 2013 PPBC produced nearly 2,000 barrels of brew, and this year it is on target to produce 3,000 barrels.  The new expansion is on target for completion during late summer of 2014.

Pikes Peak Brewing Co. is an award-winning brewery in Monument, Colorado dedicated to elevating the craft of beer. Our beers are full-flavored renditions of classic styles that are best enjoyed in the company of good friends. For more, visit PikesPeakBrewing.com
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