Crow Hop to close Loveland taproom this weekend
LOVELAND – Crow Hop Brewery will close its taproom this weekend after 10 years in downtown Loveland, although it plans to continue to produce its beers and participate in area festivals.
The brewery had announced in April that its taproom at 214 E. Fourth St. would close this summer.
“We are hopeful that this constriction will allow us to reopen another taproom in the future,” the brewery stated on its website. “We will continue to operate production and distribution to area accounts, as well as participate in festivals and other events while we refocus our efforts on growing our brewery in new…
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