According to Brew Bound, The 12,000 square foot location will feature a seven-barrel pilot brewery, 50 tap handles, full food menu, live music, a large outdoor patio, ample parking, and private event space for up to 300 people. Of the 50 taps, the majority will feature Left Hand’s current Nitro, year-round and seasonal offerings as well as pilot beers made on-site that will be exclusively available at Left Hand Curtis Park. Left Hand’s non-beer beverages including hard kombucha, hard seltzer, and Present CBD-Infused Sparkling Water round out the lineup.

“We’ve been considering opening a second location in Denver for a long time but have been waiting to find the right spot. We found it,” said Eric Wallace, President, and Co-Founder of Left Hand Brewing. “The amenities this location offers are really unparalleled in this area. We are slightly off the beaten path but within blocks of the RiNo Art District and Rockies Field.”

Originally built in 1934, Left Hand’s new outpost was originally home to Denver’s second-oldest commercial printer, the Golden Bell Press, and most recently Liberati Restaurant, which recently closed.

“We look forward to integrating ourselves into the neighborhood and building community as we have in Longmont for the past 26 years,” Wallace added.

Read More at source: Brew Bound