Brewery finally buys Tower Road land after pandemic delay
This story first appeared on BusinessDen.com, a BizWest news partner.
After being delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic, a brewery has purchased land in northeast Denver with plans to open next summer.
The owners of Danico Brewing Co. paid $800,000 Monday for the 1.5-acre undeveloped lot at the southwest corner of Tower Road and 66th Avenue, according to public records.
As BusinessDen previously reported, owners Nikki Harwood and David Lotierzo submitted a site development plan in 2020 proposing a 6,400-square-foot brewery on the property.
Harwood and Lotierzo had originally hoped to open by mid-2021, but just as they were aiming to close on…
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