The 5 Best Beers On Tap Around Summit County

Few things bring people together like a pint poured fresh from the tap. Craft beer has become a central part of Summit County’s social scene, offering locals and visitors alike the chance to sip something bold, creative, and often brewed just down the road. Whether it’s a hoppy IPA, a smooth lager, or a seasonal specialty, the Best of Summit celebrates the places that elevate draft beer into an experience worth savoring.

Broken Compass Brewing

Broken Compass Brewing has built its reputation on adventurous beers and a welcoming community vibe. Known for creative flavors like coconut porter and chili pepper pale ale, the brewery also thrives on experimentation, constantly rotating new recipes. Its Breckenridge taproom provides a laid-back atmosphere where friends gather after a day outdoors. Broken Compass is as much about the experience as it is about the beer — a place where locals and travelers swap stories over pints crafted with passion.

Angry James Brewery

Angry James Brewery in Silverthorne has made a name for itself with both its beer and its atmosphere. The taproom, designed with rustic mountain character, offers a rotating lineup of beers brewed with Colorado flair. From bold IPAs to balanced lagers, Angry James keeps beer lovers engaged with variety and quality. The brewery also supports community events and live music, turning a stop for a pint into an evening that feels quintessentially Summit County.

Ein Prosit

Ein Prosit in Frisco blends the charm of a German beer hall with the energy of a local gathering spot. Guests come for its wide selection of imported German and Belgian beers on tap, paired with traditional fare like bratwurst and pretzels. The communal tables and lively atmosphere encourage conversation, making every pint part of a bigger experience. Ein Prosit offers a cultural twist on the beer scene, showing that Summit County’s taps pour more than just local brews.

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