incredible edibleIncredible Edible Gluten Free Food Fair in Denver Colorado on August 21 2016 from 10 am to 3pm. http://denverceliacs.org/gluten-free-food-fair/

Please join your Denver Celiac Support group for our 10th Annual Incredible, Edible Gluten Free Food Fair on Sunday, August 21st from 10am – 3pm. This will be a great celebration with lots of gluten free vendors who will offer samples of amazing gluten free products. Make sure to check out the fun presentations and food demos going on during the day as well!

New Planet Beer will be one of the Bronze Sponsors!

boulder craft beer festivalBoulder Craft Beer Festival in Boulder Colorado on Saturday, August 20, 2016 from 12pm to 5 pm. https://www.boulderdowntown.com/craft-beer-festival Don’t miss the 3rd Annual Boulder Craft Beer Festival (August 20, 2016, 1-5 p.m.).  The event brings together the best craft breweries from Boulder County and beyond for a tasting festival, offering attendees samples of Boulder’s best beer.  The festival includes music, lawn games and food for purchase.  Please note: a limited number of tickets are available, the event sold out in its first two years!

Attendees will be able to sample beer from 25 breweries (click here to view the full line-up) while enjoying live music with two-hour sets from indie-folk band The Heartstring Hunters (12:30 – 2:30 p.m.) and Chain Station (3:00 – 5:00 p.m.) high-energy, get ’em out on the dance floor string band. A number of restaurants and local food trucks will be participating in the festival with food for purchase onsite at the event.

There will also be free lawn games available for attendees including ping pong and corn hole.

This year, the Boulder Craft Beer Festival is back for round 3, and will be held on August 20, 2016 from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. The event will take place in West Central Park (just West of Broadway on Canyon Blvd.)

The first ever Boulder Craft Beer Festival, in 2014, was a huge success. Since then, this iconic annual event draws thousands of beer enthusiasts in Boulder County, making it one of the largest outdoor brewing festivals in Colorado.

The event brings together 26 of the best craft breweries from Boulder County alongside New Planet Beer, offering attendees samples of Boulder’s best beers.

Attendees are sure to expand their palates as they enjoy unlimited samples from participating breweries and food from local food trucks. Screamin’ Sicilian, Suburban Wiener, Still Smokin, Cuban Fusion will be on site.

Of course, the beer festival won’t be complete without live music. This year, attendees will enjoy performances by Chain Station and The Heartstring Hunters. There will also be lawn games like corn hole and ping pong. The event is sure to delight both seasoned and new craft beer drinkers.

VIP tickets are $50 per person and General admission tickets are $35 per person. Meanwhile, tickets for designated drivers are available for only $10.
VIP tickets include early admission, specialty beer samples from participating breweries, unlimited beer samples, commemorative tasting glass, and an event hat. General admission tickets include unlimited beer samples and a commemorative tasting glass. Designated drivers, on the other hand, have a food voucher good for $10 plus unlimited non-alcoholic beverages.

Please be reminded that there are only a limited number of tickets available. Tickets get sold out every year, so we advise you to get your tickets early. To purchase tickets, you must be 21 years of age or older. Don’t forget to bring your ID on the day of the event and to stop by the New Planet Beer booth to say Hello!

 

 

 

The Growing Trend for Gluten-Free Beer

growing trend gluten free beerIf you’re reading this blog, you’re probably a lot like us: after a long day, or when you’re ready to unwind, very few things sound as good as a great beer. If this describe’s you, don’t worry, you’re not alone: studies show that the average American drinks about 23 gallons or 9 cases of beer annually. Nice.

Like all good things, beer is great in moderation. For those among us who have gluten intolerance and those who are diagnosed with celiac disease, the simple act of enjoying a beer can have more serious consequences. This often includes digestive issues, abdominal pain, joint pain, skin rashes, and may eventually lead to intestinal damage. And that can be a bummer.

What isn’t a bummer, though, is that breweries are recognizing this and are filling kegs, bottles, and cans to provide suitable options to consumers.

As more breweries learn how to craft and produce quality, gluten-free or gluten-reduced ales and lagers, the number of choices of gluten-conscious beers is steadily increasing. In fact, if today you were to attempt to drink a different gluten-free beer every day, you’d be able to drink a unique brew for 60 days…not bad, right?

Here’s the best part: as brewers rise to the challenge of creating quality gluten-free beers, they challenge one another to make these beers as similar to “normal” beers as possible. This means that you can take your friends to one of these breweries and they may not even know that they’re not drinking a beer made with traditional beer ingredients.

New Planet Beer has been at the forefront of this movement since 2009. We strive to make beer that people love and want to drink. We offer a wide array of gluten-free and gluten-reduced beer, giving you a chance to choose something that suits you. So  pick up a six pack and enjoy. Cheers!

summer brew festNew Planet Beer is a proud sponsor of the Summer Brew Fest in Denver Colorado on Friday July 22 from 7pm to 10 pm.  This event is sold out. http://denverbrewfest.com/summer/index.html  6-7 pm VIP Power Hour!

$45 advance/$55 day of event Friday/Saturday includes General Admission

Purchase VIP Tickets Here NOW 2-Days! Friday &/ Saturday

Get first taste of great brews with this exclusive, limited admittance VIP hour with special MouCo cheese sampling and Weldwerks beer pairing

– Don’t miss out!

7-10 pm General Admission

$35 advance/$45 day of event Friday/Saturday

Day of tickets available online until 4:00pm. Cash only at door.

Purchase GA Tickets Here

Cool down with unlimited tastings of some of the best brews available – souvenir glass included!

 

 

 

Kyle's Brew FestJoin New Planet Beer at Kyle’s Brew Fest in Denver Colorado on Thursday July 14 2016 from 5pm – 9pm. https://www.facebook.com/kylesbrewfest/ Kyle’s Brew Fest – Official SCI Red Rocks Preparty

Kyle Hollingsworth Band & special guests benefiting Conscious Alliance Thurs. July 14 | Great Divide Brewing Co. – RiNo Location | DENVER, CO

5:00 – 9:00pm MT
Doors/Beer: 5pm
Show: 5:30pm
Outdoors at Great Divide Brewing Co. at Barrel Bar (RiNo) 1812 35th St, Denver, CO 80216
Buy Tickets Here – Early Bird on Sale Fri., May 20, 10am https://modtickets.com/Mod/Tickets/Tickets.aspx?id=1924
Tickets $25 early bird // $30 advance // $35 day-of-show – All proceeds benefit Conscious Alliance

Ages 21+

Presented by Fresh Baked Dispensary and Great Divide Brewing Co.

Sponsored by Openvape

Tickets include:
-Exclusive performance: Kyle Hollingsworth Band & very special friends
-Limited edition Kyle’s Brew Fest commemorative drinking vessel (first 1,000 ticket-holders into festival)
-Tasting from more than 30 craft breweries
-An opportunity to bid at the Silent Auction (featuring rock memorabilia from the scene’s favorite artists, among other items)
-Food available for purchase

Buy Tickets Here: bit.ly/KBFtixDENVER2016

New Planet Beer will be at the Steer and Beers Beer Festival in Colorado Springs Colorado on Saturday July 9 2016 from 11am to 8pm. http://www.steersandbeersbrewfest.com/

Steers and Beers event

Steers and beers event

4 Reasons Drinking Beer is Good for You

4 Reasons Drinking Beer is Good for You

A stout or a hearty porter is the perfect beverage to keep you warm on a cold winter night. A cold lager is refreshing on a summer afternoon.

Drinking beer is one of the things that many of us enjoy. Did you know that there are tons of reasons to love a good brew?

Here are 4 reasons drinking beer is good for you:

  1. Fights cancer

You may think that it’s better to crack open a bottle of wine at the end of the day, but you’ll be better off with a bottle of beer. Researchers from Germany have discovered that beer can help prevent cancer.

Xanthohumol is a potent antioxidant that inhibits cancer-causing enzymes. This is found only in hops. This flavonoid can block excessive estrogen and testosterone; thereby, potentially reducing the risk for breast cancer in women and prostate cancer in men.

  1. It’s good for your bones

Studies suggest that dark, hoppy ales can increase your bone density. In fact, moderate beer consumption is said to help fight osteoporosis.  This is because they have a significant amount of silicon which contributes to bone and connective tissue health.

  1. Keeps the heart happy

High blood pressure can be linked to a wide variety of diseases. Research suggests that beer can help lower a person’s risk of hypertension. According to a group of researchers from Harvard, moderate beer drinkers are less likely to suffer from high blood pressure as compared to non-drinkers. In addition, it also reduces the risk heart attack and death from cardiovascular disease.

  1. It keeps your kidneys healthy

According to a study that was conducted by a group of Finnish researchers, regular beer consumption can lower a man’s risk of developing kidney stones by up to 40%. Since beer is considered to be a diuretic, beer drinkers are expected to have more frequent trips to the bathroom, which aids in keeping kidneys functioning properly.

Keep, in mind, though, that beer should only be drank in moderation. Cheers to your health!

Resources:
Beer fights cancer – http://www.upi.com/Cancer-fighting-agent-found-in-beer/58871199121767/

Beer is good for the bones – http://www.webmd.com/osteoporosis/news/20100208/beer-for-better-bones

Beer keeps the heart healthy – http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-3584448/A-beer-day-keeps-heart-attack-bay-one-reduces-risk-disease-quarter.html

Beer keeps your kidneys healthy – Beer & Kidney Stones | Nutrihealth.in