Who owns LEFT HAND BREWING?
LEFT HAND BREWING is independently owned!
First Brewed
1993
Origin
Colorado, United States
Left Hand Brewing was created in 1993 in the city of Longmont, Colorado by Dick Doore and Eric Wallace. Doore received a homebrewing kit from his brother for Christmas three years prior. Wallace and Doore originally incorporated the business as Indian Peaks Brewing Company, but shortly after opening they changed the name to Left Hand when they discovered the name Indian Peaks was already in use by another brewery. “Left Hand” is a reference to Arapahoe Chief Niwot, whose name means Left Hand in the Arapahoe language.
The company’s Milk Stout has become one of the most popular milk stouts in the country. In 2011, it was introduced in a bottle as the first American and first craft nitrogenated beer without a widget.
In 1998, they merged with Tabernash Brewing and took over the production capacity, doubling their overall size. In 2015, the company became majority employee-owned when Wallace and Doore sold 54% of the company to an employee trust, owned by the over 100 employees of the brewery.
Popular Beers by this Brand
- Milk Stout Nitro
- Peanut Butter Milk Stout
- Milk Stout
- Nitro Series
- St Vrain Tripel Ale
- Wake Up Dead Nitro Russian Imperia
- Galactic Cowboy Nitro Imperial Stout
- Left Hand IPA
- Nitro Dry Irish Stout
- Sawtooth Ale
- Wheels Gose Round
- 1265 Pilsner
- Travelin Light Kolsch Style Ale
- Juicy Goodness Dry Hopped Golden Ale
- Death Before Disco Porter
- Flamingo Dreams Nitro Berry Blonde Ale
- Colorful Colorado Pale Ale
- Warrior IPA
- Imperial Stout
- Mountain Mixer
- Polestar Pilsner
- Black Jack Porter
- Sawtooth Nitro Ale
- Smoke Jumper Porter
- Pride Runs Deep IPA
- Introvert Session IPA
- Extrovert American IPA
- Twin Sisters Double IPA
- 25Th Anniversary Imperial Stout
- A Blessing And A Curse Double IPA
- Rye On The Prize Imperial Red Ale
- Wake Up Dead Russian Imperial Stout
- Bittersweet Imperial Coffee Milk Stout
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