Red Leg Brewing Breaks Ground On New Facility December 13
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Red Leg Brewing Company is excited to announce the construction of a new 8 million dollar brewery, taproom, food court, and outdoor event center. This will be the first of its kind in Colorado Springs.
The new multipurpose facility will be conveniently located at 2323 Garden of the Gods Road next to the Sinton and Mesa bike trails leading into Garden of the Gods. At 14,000 square feet, the new brewery and taproom will feature a panoramic roof top deck, 8 food vendors in an outdoor food court and a community center for live music and other events.
“We are proud and happy to continue to call Colorado Springs our home and this project cements our dedication to make Red Leg a permanent fixture in our community, not just as a brewery, but as an operation that all of Colorado Springs can enjoy and be proud of. Since day one, the community has supported Red Leg’s mission of ‘serving those who serve’ and this new facility will bring so many wonderful industries together into one location with a backdrop of Garden of the Gods and Pikes Peak,” said Todd Baldwin, President and Founder of Red Leg Brewing Company.
“Congratulations to Todd and his team, we appreciate their investment in our community. Red Leg Brewing’s expansion plan will offer an amazing amenity to current residents and future workforce alike,” said Dirk Draper, president & CEO of the Colorado Springs Chamber & EDC. “We’re so proud to see a successful veteran-owned business add to our thriving craft brewing scene.”
The ground breaking ceremony will be held on 13 December 2019 from 2-5 pm. All Media are invited to the VIP ground breaking from 2-3 pm. A community ground breaking will follow from 3-5 pm.
About Red Leg Brewing Company: Founded on July 4th, 2013, Red Leg Brewing Company is located at 4630 Forge Road STE B, Colorado Springs, Colorado 80907. Red Leg Brewing Company is a Veteran owned production brewery in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Red Leg’s unique name is derived from the Civil War battlefields, where artillery soldiers wore a cardinal stripe on their pant leg to denote their location on the field of battle. Red Leg continues its long tradition of “Serving Those Who Serve.”
