Demand for unique brews drives Wiley Roots production expansion, distribution deal
GREELEY — While many businesses are struggling to stay afloat during the COVID-19 pandemic, Greeley-based brewery Wiley Roots Brewing Co. is in expansion mode.
On the heels of a new distribution deal that’s expanded sales from roughly a dozen select retailers around Denver and Colorado Springs to liquor stores throughout the Front Range, Wiley Roots is now building a new 30-barrel brewhouse that will quadruple the company’s production capacity to 4,000 barrels by 2022.
Wiley Roots’ new 30-barrel brewhouse is expected to be operational by next month.…
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