We are a family-owned and family-run business. We believe in good beer, good cheer and local pride. We dream of growing all our own ingredients locally and currently purchase all we can as close to the brewery as possible.

Check out our recent media coverage:

• The Faster Times, June 2009
  It's in the Can: Why You'll Be Able to Crush Beers Next Big Thing On Your Forehead
• Delta County Independent, Feb. 10, 2010
  Sweet Alternative now on tap at Paonia brewery
• Delta County Independent, Oct. 7, 2009:
  Award-winning IPA on tap at brewery
  
• Delta County Independent, Aug. 12, 2009:
  Paonia brewery expands capacity
• RockyMountain Brewing News, Aug./Sept. 2009:
  Colorado News - Western Slope (the Brewing News does not put its articles online, so here is a replication of the section of the article about us). By Amy Moses.
  OPERATION CANNING -- The sawdust is settling in Paonia as Revolution Brewing completed its expansion, adding 900 square feet for brewing and brew storage and upgrading to a 4-barrel system. One project left on the docket, though, is a biggee, adding a canning system in time for the popular hunting season. To get things rolling after installation, brewer Mike King will start canning an ale and a lager.
  King also reports, "Cherry Haze IPA sold as fast as we could pour it, and the Cherry Days celebration sold us completely dry." To replace the IPA and keep their customers satisfied, they are planning to release a new brew soon, Neural Cascade, an American-style pale ale thick with Northwest hops.
• RockyMountain Brewing News, Feb./March 2009:
  Colorado News - Western Slope. By Amy Moses.
  Colorado's smallest microbrewery, Revolution Brewing, in Paonia, is also making changes as they have doubled their capacity since opening and expanded the size of their tasting room. Despite the increase in capacity, Mike King reports that they still sometimes sell out by Sunday. Maybe the fact that the brewery is housed in a 700 square foot former church has something to do with its popularity! Beers available are the North Fork IPA, Sticky-Thickett Nut Brown, Stout Ol' Friend, and House White, brewed with Challenger hops. In lieu of eating more fruit (which may be one of your new year's resolutions), just drink plenty of Revolution's spring seasonals - Cherry Wheat and Doc's Dismay Apple Ale.
• EdibleAspen, Winter 2009 - PDF:
  NOTABLE EDIBLES - Food news from around the valley
• The Daily Sentinel (Grand Junction), July 14, 2008:
  Delta County gets its first beer brewery (apologies - this article is no longer available for free online)
  
• Delta County Independent, June 25, 2008:
  Paonia is home to Delta County’s only brewery
  
• KVNF - Midday Edition, April 28, 2008:
  Micro Brewery: KVNF's Daniel Costello takes a tour of Revolution Brewing, a new micro brewery in Paonia, with owner Mike King.

We started a brewery because we love to brew. The brewery is Mike's second home -- and you'll generally find him there brewing something. Our beer is brewed daily to provide the freshest flavors and widest variety we possibly can.

'Cause after all, fresh is good. Come join the revolution.

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Awards

• Best Pale Ale for our Solar Energy IPA at Crested Butte's Fall Beer Festival 2009!
• Revolution Brewing's Cherry Sprocket wheat beer won the Paonia Cherry Days 2008 Festival blue ribbon in the Hodgepodge category.
• More to come, we hope.