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Dry Dock Brewing talks numbers, produced 15,000+ bbls in 2014

February 19, 2015Chris Crowell

DryDockIn 2014, Dry Dock Brewing Co. achieved “Regional Brewery” status by producing more than 15,000 barrels (bbls) of beer out of its two facilities in Aurora, Colo. Last year, Dry Dock opened a new tasting room, Canoe Room, at its North Dock production facility, released five new barrel-aged, large format beers in the Signature Series, took home a World Beer Cup for its flagship Apricot Blonde Ale and won two Great American Beer Festival medals for Apricot Blonde and S.S. Minnow Mild Ale.

Also of note, the brewery debuted Apricot Blonde in canned 12-packs and its Vanilla Porter in canned 6-packs, brewed a fresh hop ale with Colorado’s senators, won a 2014 Colorado Companies to Watch award and received federal permission to print a beer label featuring the American flag on its Colorado Freedom Memorial Blonde Ale.

In late 2014, Dry Dock debuted five new 22-ounce, whiskey barrel-aged beers. These new large format offerings — the Whiskey Barrel-Aged Imperial Stout, Whiskey Barrel-Aged Double Brown Ale, Whiskey Barrel-Aged Double Hazelnut Brown Ale, Whiskey Barrel-Aged Double Vanilla Porter and the Whiskey Barrel-Aged Double Coffee Porter — joined Bligh’s Barleywine in the brewery’s Signature Series.

Here is Dry Dock Brewing Company’s 2014 Year In Review:

Production Numbers

Dry Dock’s South Dock facility brewed more than 1,500 bbls of beer in 2014, while the North Dock production facility brewed 15,000 bbls of Dry Dock and Steamworks Brewing’s beer (approximately 13,000 bbls of Dry Dock and 2,000 bbls of partner brewery Steamworks beer). Surpassing the 15,000-bbl mark qualifies Dry Dock as a regional brewery, which according to the Brewers Association is a brewery with an annual beer production of between 15,000 and 6 million bbls.

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