Oskar Blues is planning to open a taproom on Boulder's Pearl Street Mall this summer. Photo courtesy of Oskar Blues The Local newsletter is your free, daily guide to life in Colorado. For locals, by ...

The Local newsletter is your free, daily guide to life in Colorado. For locals, by locals. On January 12, the restaurant group will celebrate a weekend-long grand opening of its newest Oskar Blues ...

There’s been a rumble rising from deep inside the Oskar Blues headquarters in Longmont over the past few months, but it’s been difficult to figure out what, exactly, is making all of that noise. It’s ...

Oskar Blues is one of the few craft breweries that needs no introduction. If you haven’t had Dale’s Pale Ale by now, then welcome to planet earth. I hope you come in peace. Dale’s is the definition of ...

In the land of craft beer, the India pale ale still reigns supreme. The ever-growing trendiness of the IPA keeps craft breweries across the world constantly on the lookout for new ways to improve the ...

Oskar Blues has successfully conquered America, and can now boast they distribute in all 50 states, which means everyone reading this in the U.S. should be on the lookout for two new beers from the ...

Oskar Blues is one of the smartest players in craft beer today. The creator of Dale’s Pale Ale, which can be found in just about every corner of the country, was also the first craft brewery to can ...

When Oskar Blues Brewery bought Cigar City Brewing last year, the company added another hugely popular hoppy beer to their already dominant lineup. Oskar Blues, which has a brewery in Brevard, already ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Last fall, Oskar Blues Brewery had no plans for capital improvements in 2010. Continued surges in demand for the Longmont-based craft brewer’s canned beers, ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... New distributor agreements will let Oskar Blues Brewery sell into more international markets, bringing craft beer in a can to Spain, Chile, Luxembourg, the ...

There are plenty of things to like about beer cans: they're cheap, recyclable, easy to transport, and they make a satisfying sound when you crunch them against your forehead. Try that with a glass ...