Colorado Pint Day at Odyssey Beerwerks

About This Event

Colorado Pint Day is back for its 11th year! Colorado Pint Day is a time-honored tradition that has reached cult-level status with beer lovers flocking to participating breweries every year to purchase Colorado Pint Day limited edition glassware. This year’s theme: “Cheers to CO 150th & USA 250th Celebrations” You can get your hands on one of these super cool glasses on Wednesday, April 29th, in the Odyssey Beerwerks taproom. $3 - Upgrade your beer to the limited edition keepsake $6 - Glass only $8 - PRE-ORDER YOUR GLASS and save! (includes a 16oz beer) PRE-ORDER HERE: https://gotab.io/.../pre.../order/.IP5s2oDUHrJGReQtzXraTT3m Only 300 available! From the winning artist, Joe Palec: “Originally from the Brew City in Milwaukee, WI, I have called Denver, CO my home for the past 15 years. I have integrated myself into the Mile High Art Scene with my “extreme doodles” and unique storytelling with murals, packaging, and other captivating products. My work can be seen coast to coast in immersive galleries, clothing boutiques, and even homeowners’ personalized bathrooms. Winning the Pint Day Artist of the Year is a dream. It is an excellent opportunity to mix my two loves, Art and Beer. Being one amongst the many talented people that share this same honor will be something I cherish and look back on for years to come. I can not wait to cross that finish line when I am sipping an ice cold beer from a pint glass of my design. Since we are celebrating both the US’s 250th and Colorado’s 150th birthdays, the theme I felt compelled to do was a birthday party. But not just any birthday party…. A “prehistoric, campy, hoppy, Colorado birthday party”. When asked what Colorado animals I wanted to be featured in this design, the first one that came to mind was ‘Dinosaurs!”. So I heavily featured our Jurassic friends intertwining with other classic Rocky Mountain scenes and animals alike. The whole idea of this piece was to look spectacular on a pint glass but also to entertain. Much like the back of a cereal box, I want patrons to look and discover the many different elements on their glass as they belly up to the bar...." Learn more about Joe’s artwork at https://www.joepalec.com/ Read more