Goed Zuur will pour its last sour ale on Oct. 22.
DENVER, CO – DECEMBER 2 : Goed Zuur locates at Five Points photographed in Denver, Colorado on Friday, December 2, 2022. Chef Anthony Lopiccolo and John Fayman opened Goed Zuur in 2017 Goed Zuur is saying goodbye. The singular Five Points beer bar, which specializes in sour ales and small plates, will pour its gueuze on Oct. 22, according to co-owner John Fayman.
“It has been an amazing ride in the world of mixed fermentation sour ales and we couldn’t have come this far without your love and support,” Fayman, who also owns Backcountry Pizza & Tap House in Boulder,. “Our incredible team and I have been dealing with an increasing amount of issues since COVID, and ultimately, we feel this is the best decision.”Fayman opened Goed Zuur at 2801 Welton St. with former executive chef Anthony Lopiccolo in 2017.
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