TRVE was among Colorado’s first craft breweries to advocate for using local ingredients – and not just in one-off recipes.
Walking into TRVE Brewing Co. on South Broadway in Denver, the first thing you may notice is the metal music blaring from the speakers. That is, if you’re not already going there to enjoy one of the house-brewed beers paired with that specific soundtrack.
“At the time, looking around breweries in the country and in Denver, they all kind of generally looked the same. Even to this day, many are working through the same tropes,” said founder and CEO Nick Nunns. “I’ve been listening to heavy metal since I was a teenager, I’ve been a metalhead. I thought it could make us stand out.”
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