Archetype spirits and pre-made cocktails are still available for curbside pickup. Order now for curbside pick-up.
Archetype spirits and pre-made cocktails are still available for curbside pickup. Order now for curbside pick-up.
June 29, 2021 (Denver, CO) – As the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre reopens, there’s a new gin in the line-up, Denver-based Archrival Gin from Archetype Distillery. Made with the free-run juice of wine grapes and a unique botanical blend, Archrival Gin is debuting as the “Official Gin of Red Rocks” at venue bars and in …
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Archetype Distillery was recently featured as one of Colorado’s most beautiful wedding venues located in central Denver by Wedding Sites and Services.
We’re so thrilled to have our distillery wedding event space featured in Couture Colorado–Colorado’s premier wedding blog, resource guide and magazine. You’ll find gorgeous photos that will surely provide some inspiration if you’re planning a Denver wedding. You’ll also find a complete list of all the talented vendors we partnered with for this beautiful styled wedding event.
Archetype Distillery is celebrating their Grand Opening Saturday, February 24th at 4:30pm.
Saturday, February 24th, 2018, Archetype will be have its Grand Opening. Doors will be open to the public at 4:30pm at 119 S Broadway, Denver, Colorado, 80209. We encourage everyone to come and view the distillery, premier event center, and tasting room, and experience signature cocktails with Archangel Vodka and Archrival Gin.
Archetype Distillery, a new spirits producer and tasting room on Broadway, should officially open in December.
Archetype Distillery, a 7,000-square foot, two-level distillery, tasting room, and event space, will soon open its doors. The craft distillery is the brainchild of lead distiller Michael Chapyak, a Denver resident. Archetype will focus on vodka and gin, utilizing first-press grapes—rather than more typical grains—as a base for each.
A 1917 classic movie house dating back to the silent-film era is being dramatically transformed into a working distillery and tasting room, event space and art gallery. The design will preserve much of the building’s 100-year old brick work, while adding sharp, modern sensibilities in metal and wood to the new space.
The building that once housed the Webber theater and later Kitty’s South is about to start its new life as an artisan distillery along South Broadway.
Kitty’s South, a 100-year-old building located at 119 South Broadway to become Archetype Distilling. The redevelopment of the building is now under way. The initial offerings will be gin and vodka will be grape-based, less common than grain-based versions.