Colorado Breweries History: Broadway Brewing Broadway Brewing is a limited liability corporation which pools the financial resources of Aspen's Flying Dog Brewpub and Denver's Wynkoop Brewing Company. Broadway is located in a defunct laundry building which has been turned into a streamlined brewery. With 36,000 square feet to call home, Broadway brews, bottles and kegs Doggie Style Ale, a 1991 Great American Beer Festival gold-medal winner from Aspen, and Wynkoop's flagship Railyard Ale for statewide distribution. Expansion into microbrewing was prompted by the fact that both brewpubs had reached capacity and could not fulfill outside demand. Broadway also contract-brews and packages Red Lady Ale for The Idle Spur Crested Butte Brewery. In addition, Broadway's in-house restaurant and pub will actively promote and sell draught beer from other microbreweries and brewpubs in the state. "A brewpub seeking out competitors' beer is unheard of," said pub manager Christopher Golub. Golub is getting Colorado brewers to keg their specialty beers, or beers they sell only locally, so Broadway Brewing can make them available to Denver patrons. Brews at the 16 taps will change regularly, and the pub could add another 16 taps if necessary.