Breweries-Distilleries

Towering high above the city with epic views, dazzling decor, and innovative cuisine, Lumen8 Rooftop Social on the eighth floor of the dual-branded Springhill Suites and Element by Marriott is bringing a new dining experience to Colorado Springs.

The corn is milled on the farm and ranch site, which has 13 full-time employees with most being Ute Tribe members, and then packaged and sold to small distilleries,

Colorado Springs is known as a military town and is home to many veteran-owned businesses.

Colorado Springs’ love affair with the U.S. Military dates back to our founder, William Jackson Palmer. A decorated Civil War general, Palmer set a standard for honor and service that lives on to this day in the legions of veterans who’ve chosen to make Colorado Springs their home.

​Todd Baldwin is passionate about serving those who serve. On July 4, 2013, Baldwin, a retired Army field artillery officer, founded Red Leg Brewing Company to provide the highest quality beer to honor the men and women who currently and formerly served in the U.S. Military.

For more than 10 years, Calder Curtis was an aircraft metals technologist for the Air Force. Making moonshine in his garage was a hobby that he was passionate about—not a career.

Looking for the best ’shine this side of the Continental Divide? Come on down to 3 Hundred Days of Shine. Sit in the cozy tasting room, a throwback to a roadhouse speakeasy, and meet founder Mike Girard.