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Booze

Colorado’s newest, non-alcoholic drink doesn’t taste that bad

Vices

Diebolt Brewing has two hilarious stouts featuring big sex Vladimir Putin

Weed

Flower Shortage! Colorado’s bud-supply is dangerously low, and some in the industry say it’s not likely to change

Drugs

Three million Americans tried weed for the first time last year

Drugs

And a million of us tried psychedelics last year, too

Weed

Puff, Puff, Blow: The weed Breathalyzer is coming SOON – stoney drivers beware

Booze

Fizz Fight: The world’s first hard seltzer fest is going down in Denver and tickets are already selling out

Beer

Left Hand Brewing sets bar for quality ambitiously high with these wicked fresh summer brews

Vices

How often is fentanyl in your drugs? Some hard data

Beer

Oskar Blues’ ‘Bwahaha IIPA’ is worth a pilgrimage to the taproom — no matter where you’re coming from

Weed

Cannabis users need three times the dosage of surgical anesthesia when under the knife

Vices

Cigarettes ruin your life. So why smoke? The reasons run deep.

Booze

Go home Denver, you’re drunk: Denver Public Health says city “has a drinking problem”

Culture

Intrinsic partners fancy booze with street art. Wine not?

Beer

Sinful Brew: Avery’s “Forbidden Fruit” might be the sourest sour-beer this side of paradise

Vices

In Colorado, doctors can now prescribe cannabis instead of opioids for pain relief

Vices

In Denver and Oakland, magic (mushrooms) in the air

Beer

Big Beer companies are pouring billions into weed-infused drinks — but can that save them?

Beer

Boulder Beer’s classy new 40th Anniversary Golden Ale deserves a gold medal

Drugs

Daily Viral: 100 people tell the internet what drugs they’ve done

Vices

Why it’s Better Not to Accept the Bonus at an Online Casino

Beer

Check out Twisted Pine’s brand new brew “Homeslice” beer, their tart new summer thirst quencher

Vices

Twenty-five to get high? Some doctors want to change the age to buy weed

Drugs

Cops warn of “Meth-Gators” in Alabama’s waterways, ask public: “Please don’t flush your drugs”