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Downslope to The Source

Monday, March 10, 2014
DSTILL, self billed as A Serious Celebration of American Craft Distilling, is happening in Denver this week and we got word that Downslope Distilling is infiltrating the festivities by opening a pop-up tasting room at The Source at 3350 Brighton Blvd. Here's the details from Downslope's own Andy Causey.
March 14-16, Downslope Distilling will be taking it’s show on the road so to speak.  The distillery will be utilizing a unique opportunity offered by Colorado liquor law allowing a distillery to have a tasting room at their manufacturing facility as well as a satellite tasting room. For these three days only, Downslope (of Centennial, Colorado) will be offering custom cocktails crafted by world famous bartender and master mixologist Anthony Giovanni. There will also be guest appearances by other local and national celebrity guest bartenders. At the tasting room all of the distillery’s ten products including vodka, rum, Ould Tom Gin and Double Diamond Whiskey will be available alone or cocktailed with other unique Colorado products.

The pop-up tasting room is organized by Kyle Dill of Industry Denver and McLain Hedges and Mary Wright of the Proper Pour. Collaborators on the project include Teakoe Teas, Pressery cold pressed juices, and the Real Dill. Kyle Zeppelin, developer of the Source Marketplace and other properties in the RINO district sees it this way- “We want people to come and experience firsthand the best that Colorado distilleries and breweries have to offer.” Downslope is first in line to help realize that vision.

DSTILL is made possible and necessary because of the blossoming craft distilling movement in the state. Downslope was licensed as a distillery 4 years ago, number 16: There are currently more than 50 active craft distilleries in Colorado, more than in any other state. Colorado craft distillers walk hand in hand with the cocktail craftsmen that turn superior products into extraordinary drinks. During DSTILL week there will be seminars, cocktails tours and a showcase tasting at the McNichols building downtown. The unprecedented Downslope tasting room is the garnish on an otherwise delicious cocktail that is DSTILL.

For more information about Downslope Distilling, It’s products and the pop-up please contact
Andy@downslopedistilling.com or kyledill.industry@gmail.com

For a listing of all that the DSTILL event has to offer, visit them online at http://www.DStill.co
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