800 E. Lincoln Avenue
Fort Collins, CO 80524
History
Odell Brewing got its start in founder Doug Odell’s kitchen in Seattle, WA. While looking for a place to take his home brews commercial, Doug, along with his wife Wynne, decided upon Fort Collins. The original brewery was located in an old grain elevator built in 1915, and was the second microbrewery to open in the state of Colorado. In 1994, Odell Brewing moved into it’s current location, which was later expanded to accommodate new bottling lines. They continually experiment with small batch beers to create new recipes and brewing techniques.
Odell’s Beers
Odell Brewing Company has 6 regular beers:
-Easy Street Wheat
-5 Barrell
-Levity
-90 Shilling
-Cutthroat Porter
-India Pale Ale
Odell Brewing’s seasonal beers include:
-Isolation Ale
-Red Ale
-St. Lupulin Ale
-Woodcut
Tap Room/ Brewery Tours
The Odell tap room is open Monday through Saturday from 11-6, and brewery tours are offered Monday through Saturday at 1, 2, and 3 PM. The available beers are constantly changing, and many of them are not available for purchase outside of the tap room.
