At Boise Brewing, we’re brewing up more than great beer, we’re building a community. Back in 2012, Collin Rudeen first came up with the idea of opening a brewery when he signed up for a community garden. He wondered why there couldn’t be a fresh pint of his favorite craft beverage for pickup along with his monthly box of vegetables. Just like that, Boise Brewing was born. From the birth of the idea to opening day took about two years to gather together all of the right pieces. Collin hired Lance Chavez as head brewer and together they began working on recipes, scoping out locations, and raising capital.

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Boise Brewing raised some of their start-up costs from an online Kickstarter campaign, driven by the concept of Community Supported Beer. However, Kickstarter was only the beginning. Collin saw an opportunity in the idea of community funded projects. After many meetings with lawyers and banks…a LOT of meetings… they came up with the idea of a community-owned brewery. With a modest minimum investment, it allowed your average craft beer drinker to participate alongside your investment banker. Boise Brewing is currently one of only a couple breweries in the country to offer an ownership program of this kind. With the help of over 280 individual owners and businesses; Boise Brewing was able to raise enough money to open its doors to the public on June 13, 2014.

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Broad St. Blonde

Better Hazy Than Never

Bike Route Stout

Sun Cruiser Juicy

Syringa Pale Ale 

Hazy Devil Double Hazy 

Loon Lake Lager

Black Cliffs 

Witch's Tit Winter Ale

Dark Daisy

Jagged Shard

Cafe Mule

Burn One Brown

Syringa pale Ale

Broad Street Blonde

Oktoberfest

Red Velvet Cream Ale

The Wee and the Heavy

Snowboarder Porter 

Hip Check IPA

She'll Be Right

Ono' Pineapple Wheat Ale

Jolene Cherry Blonde

At Boise Brewing were brewing up more than great beer were building a community Back in 2012 Collin Rudeen first came up with the idea of opening a b

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