Cidery, brewery make good neighbors
BOULDER — It takes a circuitous path to find it, but one corner of a light industrial area in east Boulder is trying its best to become a mecca for lovers of craft adult beverages.
Jason and Rebecca Spears opened their sixth Locust Cider taproom on July 20 in a space on Conestoga Court, northwest of 55th Street and Arapahoe Avenue and just a couple of doors west of Jake and Erin Evans’ Wild Woods Brewery, which will celebrate its seventh birthday in September.
The Evanses “work really hard,” Jason Spears said. “We’ve built a good…
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