The best craft bears in Colorado.
I've been learning more of the places that are known for their craft beers in Colorado.

First a primer on Beer glossary:

The Glossary: A primer on beer terms.  Basics from the videos. 

• ABV: Alcohol by volume.  Any thing sold in Colrado commercial purchasing cant' be abover 3.2 for things like grocery stores. Anything more than 10 will knock you on your arse.
• Barley is a type of grain commonly used in making malts.
• Malt... is the grain that has been soaked in water to germinate and is heated to quickly stop germination.  This is what gives most diverse flavors in beer.
• YEAST:  Key to much of beer.  Is a fungus that catalyses sugars into malt in alcohol and carbon dioxide.
• this is what makes Golden, Colorado (Home of Coors/ Budweiser) smell delightful one part of the week and like rotten orange juice the next.   
• Finally Hops using female hop plant flowers. (Flower power) is dried and used to provide beers' bitterness.  
• Hence people calling a beer (Hopy)

Probably the best known beers in Colorado?

• http://coloradobeer.org/
• http://www.beerdrinkersguidetocolorado.com/ 
• http://www.5280.com/magazine/2010/09/colorados-best-craft-beers 
• Check 5280 magazine in internet and printfor Denver, CO scene info!
•  Odell Brewery in FOrt Collins 90 Schilling 
• Great Divide
• Breckenridge Brewery
• Avery Brewery in Boulder, CO

So anyone else have their favorite places/ or Home Brewing beers?  I found a great list of home brew beer recipes here .... Click Here!