New Image Beer: Where To Buy And Try

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New Image Brewing is a craft brewery located in Olde Town Arvada, Colorado, specializing in seasonally inspired beers, tapas-style food, and social dining. The brewery offers a wide range of beers, including IPAs, sour ales, stouts, and more. While their website mentions locations and contact information, it does not specify where their beer can be purchased. BeerMenus, a website that helps users find beers, also does not show any locations carrying New Image beers. Therefore, it is recommended to contact New Image Brewing directly or visit their locations in Arvada, Colorado, to purchase their beer.

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Brewery Location Arvada, CO
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New Image Brewing locations in Colorado

New Image Brewing Company has two locations in Colorado. The first location is in Olde Town, Arvada, and the second is in Wheat Ridge.

Olde Town, Arvada Location

The Arvada location opened in 2016 and is a craft brewery that offers seasonally inspired beers, tapas-style food, and social dining. They also have guest taps, a full bar, wine, and kombucha. Their address is 5622 Yukon St, Arvada, CO 80002, and their phone number is 720-900-5620. Their hours are Friday-Saturday from 11:30 am to 10 pm and Sunday from 12 pm to 8 pm. They offer indoor and outdoor seating, but they do not allow dogs.

Wheat Ridge Location

The Wheat Ridge location opened in 2022 and is a second taproom and pizzeria at their production facility. They also have guest taps, a full bar, and wine. Their address is 9505 W 44th Ave, Wheat Ridge, CO 80033, and their phone number is 720-900-5620. Their hours are Thursday-Saturday from 11 am to 10 pm. They offer a parking lot and patio, and dogs are allowed on the patio only.

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BeerMenus

For example, BeerMenus lists New Image's 'Single By Choice' beer, which is an American Pale Ale with 5.0% ABV and approximately 160 calories. Unfortunately, at the time of the search, no nearby places on BeerMenus were offering this beer, but users can sign up to be notified when local businesses start carrying it.

Similarly, BeerMenus features New Image's 'Coriolis Effect' beer, a NE/Hazy IPA with 6.5% ABV and about 220 calories. This beer is described as having a blend of melon, tropical, and stone fruit flavours, with a dry finish. Again, at the time of the search, no nearby places on BeerMenus were offering this particular beer, but users can sign up to be notified when it becomes available.

Another beer listed on BeerMenus is the 'New Image + Funkwerks Bromance', an American Wild Ale with 7.5% ABV, crafted in collaboration with Funkwerks from Fort Collins, CO. This beer is described as a sour ale with elderflower and lemon flavours. As with the other beers, users can sign up to be notified when it becomes available nearby.

In addition to these, BeerMenus also provides information on various other beers from New Image, such as their 'East Coast Transplant' Double IPA, 'Secret Stache' Imperial Stout, and 'Berry Fluffy' Milkshake IPA, to name a few. While the website lists these beers and their details, it does not guarantee their availability at nearby locations. Users can utilise the BeerMenus platform to stay updated on the availability of their favourite New Image beers in their local area.

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Beer with ABV above 10%

New Image Brewing is a craft brewery located in Olde Town Arvada, Colorado. They have two locations, one on 5622 Yukon St. and the other on 9505 W. 44th Ave. in Wheat Ridge.

New Image Brewing offers a wide range of beers, including those with an ABV above 10%. Here is a list of their beers that fall into this category:

  • New Image Denomination of Origin Cacao and Vanilla: An Imperial Stout with 12.5% ABV, made with Ecuadorian Cacao Nibs and Tahitian Vanilla Beans.
  • New Image Secret Stache: Another Imperial Stout with 12.0% ABV, reminiscent of pistachio ice cream.
  • New Image Experimental Trial 1: French Oak: This Barleywine has a high ABV of 15.25%. It explores the impact of aging beer with different types of fresh wood.
  • New Image Have My Cake & Eat Yours Too: With an ABV of 13.87%, this Imperial Stout is a collaboration with Call To Arms. It's aged in bourbon barrels and infused with coconut, cacao, and pecan flavors.

These beers offer a strong alcoholic punch while also delivering unique and intriguing flavors.

In addition to these options, New Image Brewing also has a variety of other beers with lower ABVs, ranging from IPAs to Stouts, Sours, and Ales. Their beers showcase creativity and a commitment to innovation.

You can visit their website or social media pages for more information about their beers and locations.

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Beer with ABV below 7%

New Image Brewing is a craft brewery located in Olde Town Arvada, Colorado. They have two locations, one on 5622 Yukon St. and the other on 9505 W. 44th Ave.

New Image Brewing offers a wide range of beers, including those with an ABV below 7%. Here is a list of their beers that fall into this category:

  • New Image Single By Choice: An American Pale Ale with 5.0% ABV, making it a great choice for those who want a beer with a lower alcohol content.
  • New Image No-Toberfest: This Oktoberfest beer has an ABV of 5.6%, which is slightly higher than the previous option but still below 7%.
  • New Image 01.01.2020: A NE/Hazy IPA with 6.8% ABV, this beer offers a unique twist on the traditional IPA style.
  • New Image Brush Strokes: A Lager with a crisp, light, and refreshing taste. While the ABV is not mentioned, it is designed to beat the heat, suggesting a lower ABV.
  • New Image Cherry Filling: A Sour Ale with 6.8% ABV, this beer combines cherry, cacao, vanilla, and lactose to create a unique flavour profile.
  • New Image Coriolis Effect: Another NE/Hazy IPA, this one with 6.5% ABV, pairs New Zealand's Motueka hop with Citra for a blend of melon, tropical, and stone fruit flavours.
  • New Image Bio-T Experimental Hop: At 6.5% ABV, this NE/Hazy IPA features a hop blend from Yakima Chief Hops, resulting in big, juicy flavours.
  • New Image Levels 2.2: A Hazy IPA with 6.5% ABV, the Levels 2.2 is a thiolized IPA with Southern Cross Plasma, Citra Lupomax, and Phantasm.
  • New Image Berry Fluffy: With an ABV of 6.5%, this Milkshake IPA combines strawberry, raspberry, and cherry for a fruity and creamy flavour.

These beers showcase New Image Brewing's ability to create diverse and interesting beers, all while maintaining an ABV below 7%. Whether you're looking for a crisp lager, a fruity sour, or a bold IPA, New Image Brewing has something to offer within this alcohol percentage range.

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Beer with ABV between 7% and 10%

New Image Brewing is a craft brewery located in Arvada, Colorado, with two locations: one in Olde Town Arvada and the other in Wheat Ridge. They have a wide range of beers, including IPAs, stouts, ales, and more.

If you're looking for a beer with an ABV between 7% and 10%, they have quite a few options to choose from:

  • East Coast Transplant (8.5% ABV) - A double IPA styled after the famous DIPAs of the US Northeast. It's absurdly hoppy, hazy, and incredibly smooth.
  • Pint Cake: Raspberry Cheesecake (7.25% ABV) - A sour ale that recapitulates the flavours of raspberry cheesecake with almond flour, cream cheese powder, lactose, raspberries, and vanilla.
  • No Third Eye (10.5% ABV) - A triple dry-hopped double IPA collaboration with Transient Artisan Ales.
  • Flaming Shorts (7.8% ABV) - A double dry-hopped IPA.
  • Cryogenically Phantastic (7.5% ABV) - A thiolized IPA with cryo hops and phantasm.
  • Double Double (9.5% ABV) - A double dry-hopped double IPA.
  • Double Double Phantasm (8.5% ABV) - A double dry-hopped double IPA with Citra, Nelson, and Phantasm hops.
  • Eject Mindcapsule (Oct 2022) Citra & Mosaic Cryo (10.5% ABV) - A double dry-hopped double IPA that they've experimented with, refined, and expanded upon throughout the year.
  • Black Project + New Image Fly Like Paper, Get High Like Planes (7.8% ABV) - A hazy IPA brewed in collaboration with Black Project, featuring Citra & Nelson Savion hops and dosed with Dreamland.
  • Betterer Togetherer (9.5% ABV) - A double dry-hopped double IPA update to their Better Together IPA with Citra & Mosaic hops. A portion of the proceeds goes to the Jefferson Center For Mental Health.
  • Bitterer Togetherer (9.5% ABV) - Similar to the Betterer Togetherer, but with a different blend of hops. This beer also supports the Jefferson Center For Mental Health.
  • Brush Strokes (7.5% ABV) - A crisp, light, and refreshing lager to beat the heat.
  • Kiwicumber Jalapeño (7.5% ABV) - A sour ale with kiwi, cucumber, and jalapeno.
  • Kiwicumber Jalapeno Dyad (7.5% ABV) - An American wild ale with kiwi, cucumber, and jalapeno.
  • DDH Coriolis Effect (Idaho Gem) (6.5% ABV) - A double dry-hopped version of their Coriolis Effect IPA featuring Idaho Gem hops.
  • DDH East Coast Transplant (8.5% ABV) - A double dry-hopped version of their East Coast Transplant DIPA.

So, if you're looking for a beer in the 7-10% ABV range from New Image Brewing, you've got plenty of choices to suit a variety of tastes, from IPAs to stouts, sours, and wild ales.

Frequently asked questions

New Image beer is available at the New Image Brewing company in Arvada, CO.

The company has two locations in Arvada, CO: 5622 Yukon St. and 9505 W. 44th Ave.

The Olde Town Arvada location at 5622 Yukon St. is open from Friday to Saturday, 11:30 AM-10 PM, and on Sundays from 12-8 PM. The Wheat Ridge location at 9505 W. 44th Ave. is open from Thursday to Saturday, 11 AM-10 PM.

New Image beer does not appear to be available for purchase online.

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