Echo Brewing Company

Really enjoyed the visit here. Had a chance to try the Dunkelweissen (sp?), While this was apparently an experiment I hope it becomes a repeat offense! About the only issue with it was how easy it was to drink, that could sneak up on you! Also have to give credit to the Razz, while not a typical fan of fruity beer this one was not overpowering and actually quite nice. Echo has a good thing going, I’ll look forward to another visit when I’m in the area.

This is a great brewery with a small town, neighborhood feel. We love to come here to watch football — the staff and the other patrons are so friendly. They recently started serving food and the shishito peppers are incredible! The street tacos are a bit pricey and that’s the only reason I didn’t give 5 stars.
The beer is on par with any major brewery — my favorite is the Razz and the bf likes the kölsch. It’s definitely great to have a brewery in town; we ain’t got much here in Firestone/​Frederick!

My wife and I love this place. Friendly, hometown feel every time we go there, which is very often. Hipster free which is awesome considering they are overtaking the breweries in this state! They usually have food trucks outside with great food, and of coarse their beer is good. Love their Irish Red! Yum!

Friendly staff, good variety of beer, and great trivia night every Tuesday. Theresa and Megan are the best and the local vendors for food are always a hit as well. Love their Tri-​Town Brown and their Munich Helles whenever it’s on tap. Great local business overall!

They’ve nailed my favorite beer style with the Balefire Irish Red — very flavorful. Also, their pale ales are done tastefully and not over-​hopped bailouts from bad grain bills. It’s a great place to catch the game, and they commonly have some of the best food trucks in the region parked out front. Misters on the patio in the summer and complimentary popcorn and hot sauces are also nice touches.

Love, Love, Love! The pumpkin beer was one of the best that ive had! The service was great as well.
The directions are still not fixed, but luckily we were able to call and they gave us directions.

Stopped in after going up to the Erie area for pumpkin picking. Wanted to grab a beer or two before heading back down to Denver. Unilocal to the rescue, just a few miles off I25, Echo Brewing was easy to find with a slightly tacky but easily recognized «Brewery» neon sign on the side of building.
It was a chilly night Sunday night so we sat inside at the bar, but there was plenty of both indoor and outdoor seating space. The bartender was very friendly, happy and knowledgable about the beers served and was fun to chat with. His recommendations were good leading me to tasters of 4 very different beers including one of the absolute best black IPAs I’ve ever tried, despite an IBU of 100 there was a quick blast of hoppiness followed by one of the smoothest finishes of a high IBU beer I’ve ever had with no lingering bitterness. If I’d had a growler with me I almost certainly would have gotten it filled with this Black IPA (called Nocturnal). I also tried their Amber, Irish Red and «Frank!», all of which were good to above average as compared to other similar beers I’ve tried. My lady friend had a milk stout, that was very smooth despite not being poured on nitro, like the popular Left Hand Milk Stout.
They do have some snacks and offer free popcorn which is always nice to have with a few beers. While I wouldn’t have drive up there for this brewery alone, it was a perfect stop before heading home, and would highly recommend if you are in the area or will be passing through. Important to note there is an Echo brewing location in Erie, CO as well. We asked about the other location were told they had opened that more recently and offered a full kitchen there, however our bartender said the brewing operation there was much smaller.

Welcome to the neighborhood Echo. And you are a welcomed addition.
Love the layout and how open the feel is. Love the way the outside and inside areas meld, it s a great place for a nice day. I have never been there on a crummy weather day, and interested to see if it feels cramped in the winter, but love it in the summer and fall.
The pizza is pretty good and so is the beer. I think style wise they are a bit bland, but most of what they have is pretty darn good for the style.
I have to admit, I was a little bummed when I found out that they were not going to be the barrel focused place that they said they were initially, but I am overly fond of barrel aged beers.
On a whole, I am very excited for this new addition to Erie and encourage everyone to check it out.

On Iris and Colorado Blvd the Unilocal map is a little off. Once on Iris though you will see a huge sign on the side of the building that says «BREWERY» so it is hard to miss.
I stopped in with a customer and it was a nice little place. I tried the brown and I thought it was pretty good. They also have free popcorn that helps the beer go down a little easier.
They also have live music every so often. Seems like a pretty cool place, I will come back and try a few more of their beers next time.

This was my second visit to Echo — but I 100% wasn’t in the mood to be at a brewery the first time so I won’t consider anything from that visit.
We went this past Friday night and found a table right away. $ 1.50 for tasters and we decided on a flight — 11 beers in all. I’m a pickier beer drinker than my handsome counterpart and I was still able to find 3 beers that I REALLY enjoyed (and probably 3 others that I liked just ok; the rest, no spank you). The boy really enjoys hop-​heavy beers and was really pleased with most of their offerings.
I liked the free popcorn though… that’s good right?! I know that they offer trivia on Tuesdays I think and they have a food truck there most nights — this night it was some Mexican/​Asian fusion truck but we had already eaten.
I’d love to LOVE Echo Brewery because it’s close to home, it’s local and they’re innovative and experimental with their beers… but I’d be willing to drive to another brewery for beer that better suits my palate. We’ll keep trying though.

Echo was a pleasant surprise in an area with few breweries. I came in at open on Saturday morning and was greeted by Scott. He was awesome from the start, asking me questions and giving me samples to get a feel for what I like. I ended up doing tasters. They were all great, and easy drinking. As a bonus, Scott had extra burritos he brought in for his employees and I ended up breakfast burritos with my beers. I usually enjoy a few types of beers, but not enough to really enjoy the beer taster tray. Echo has so many easy drinking beers that I thoroughly enjoyed my taster tray!

I was out here doing some crazy Craigslist transaction and thought it was the perfect opportunity to see my buddy Jack Hadley who happened to be playing here and to sample some hop pops of course. Really dig the digs and the brews too. There was BBQ being served when we were there and it was pretty decent but the real star was the… well actually the real star was Jack Hadley but the beers were stars too and enough to get me back up here whenever I head up north.

T-​dubs and I were taking a trip to the first farmers market of the season in Boulder, saw how cruddy 36 east was on our way there, and decided to take an alternate route home. Frederick is actually not really on the way home (at all) but seemed to make for a good excuse to do some research and check out a non-​Denver brewery.
I don’t know Frederick AT ALL so I turned on my Unilocal app for navigation and it led me to someone’s house. Soooooo… that was weird and awkward (we recognized we were in a highly residential neighborhood and didn’t get out and knock on their door or anything, thankfully).
Finally got turned around and on the right street and to the brewery. From the outside, this place reminded me a lot of the weird breweries we encountered in Vermont. I was fully expecting that we would walk into an office to be greeted by an awkward guy telling us we can only have four one ounce tasters due to Vermont state law. Alas, it was a pretty large (albeit bright and clean and new smelling) space with tables and couches and popcorn.
We sat at the bar and ordered some samples (size options include tasters, 10 oz, 16 oz, and 20 oz which appeared to be a steal at $ 5). The guy behind the bar wasn’t terribly engaging. The beer options were plentiful with about nine or ten options on tap. I sampled a wheat, a raspberry wheat, an IPA, and a black IPA. My favorites were the raspberry (can’t resist the fruity beer, especially in the springtime) and the black IPA which was strong and faintly smoky.
The atmosphere itself left much to be desired. I couldn’t see getting tipsy and/​or loud here (partly because it’s a haul back down I-​25, and partly because it’s not the atmosphere to get tipsy/​loud). There was one other group there in the corner, about three adults and two kids. The adults seemed very composed but I was fascinated by how many pints they were throwing back while T-​dubs and I nursed our tasters.
So, 3.5ish stars for the beers and beer options, and two for the ambience. I’m not really sure how the latter could be fixed aside from more rollicking, good-​time type patrons and perhaps more engaging/​informative counter folk. That said, I think it’s cool that a town like Frederick has a brewery and I hope they do well.

Ice Mountain IPA was a great choice.
Nice patio to smoke pipe and cigars. Will be back

Pocket book friendly — check.
Friendly staff — check.
Delicious beers — check.
What more does a girl want? Maybe some food? — Check!
Echo is smart. They partner up with local food trucks and stands to offer different food selection each night of the week. They offer Trivia night on Tuesdays in their pub and Orange crunch is there on Tuesday nights too! Yum! On the weekends you get different vendors too, I’m not sure about their food schedules on the weekends cuz all I care about is pairing my Echo beers with Filipino empanadas… oh and free popcorn.
The brew pub is nice and roomy in comparison to some of other breweries I’ve been to. I love Echo because they are reasonably priced and boy do I get a good buzz off of 1 beer here and normally it takes about 3 – 4 beers. Good stuff.
I’m not an IPA fan, but I love their IPA here. It’s strong but has a really nice finish. My favorite is their «Razz» berry beer, so delicious I always ended up taking a growler home. I have yet to have bad beers here and I’ve tried them all. The root beer is super awesome too. It’s nice to have a brewery that offers something for kids too. (Like root beer and popcorn.)
Some nights, you’ll have to check out their website, they offer local musicians to come to their brew pub and play a few jams. I have only been to this place maybe 4 times but every time I come here I feel like I’m going into «Cheers» because I would run into other regulars who are super friendly as well. I heard they might be opening up another location soon so keep your eyes peeled for that. They have a nice patio in the front of the pub that I hope to come by as we get closer into the summer time… it’d be awesome sitting in the warm sun having some razzmatazz and enjoy the weather. Love me some Echo!

Who would have guessed a little piece of heaven being cut out in Frederick, Co! This brewery was the first on my stop of a northern Co brewery tour. Located conveniently off I-​25 just north of Denver I couldn’t pass it up and am certainly glad I didn’t. It was quite possibly was my favorite of the trip.
Tucked back in an industrial area right next to a church made me somewhat skeptical on 1^st impression, but this quickly was dismissed when I saw a couple of die hards enjoying a brew @ 11 AM on the patio basking in the views on a brisk February morning. Beautiful! I enjoyed everything about Echo from the patio, the ambiance inside, and the actual brews themselves. Everything was fantastic!
As per usual at a new brewery, I got the sampler which was around 10 tasters all more delightful then the last. I enjoyed the Balefire Irish Red the most and can’t wait to come back and try the new batch. I didn’t get to sit out and enjoy the views of the mountains, but will be back as it is only a 30 minute jaunt from Denver. I recommend it highly for any of the avid brewery junkies out there to make the trip up.

Neato brewery in the middle of nowhere!
We found this place to be delightful! We split a tasty sampler and each was delish. I like their sample servers that are in the shape of an E (for Echo) — neat! The place was just getting going at noon on a Saturday, but people were riding up on bikes and filling up growlers.
They also had some really sweet shirts for sale. I might have to score one at some point. The space was designed well and they have a popcorn machine to keep ya drinkin. I highly recommend this spot if you are anywhere in the vicinity or willing to travel for a beer tour.

This is a great little microbrewery. We loved it inside. It is off the beaten path and not far off I25. One of the owners, Daniel, was very friendly and made us feel welcome. Loved thier IPA. Have to say, it was one of the better IPA’s I have had recently. Also, like the Hefe Weisen. It was not too syrupy as some are. They have tvs and a popcorn machine. Also, have soft pretzels for sale. The bar is big and pints are for the most part $ 4. They also sell root beer. Lots of seating and a new deck outside. Really worth coming up to North Metro for a nice cold beer and a friendly atmosphere.

It’s a nice location and I am glad that Frederick has it’s own brewery but I wasn’t highly impressed with the beer. On some of the beers the carbonation seemed a bit off and they were not cask beers either. I got a sampling set of everything they had on tap. It was ok, got a sufficient buzz off of it and the free popcorn was a nice bonus. I settled for the Kolsch. That beer was my favorite from the set. Everyone that worked there was very nice.
While this brewery was not too experimental in the brews which is what I am looking for. Unique brews and tastes, I think I might have to keep looking. There are lots of new breweries opening along the Front Range and this is one of them. If you are a beer snob then you should check the place out at least once.

My brother, living just down the road from this place, let me know that a new brewery was opening as soon as he saw it. So when visiting Frederick for a family brunch at his house, we all stopped over to give the place a try and sample their offerings.
Since my brother and sister-​in-​law had already been in, they ordered pints of their favorites – the Irish Red for my sister-​in-​law and the ESB for my brother. I went with the taster so that I could give all a fair chance before making a decision. The taster came in this cool wood server. I’m not sure why I am noting this, but it was handmade and I thought it was really cool. Matched their bar top! All the beers were easy drinkers and I finished thinking I could probably go home with a growler of any of them and be a happy drinker. However, while easy to take, their IPA fell a little flat for me. I LOVE me a good IPA and this one just seemed a little underwhelming. For someone who isn’t as into the hoppiness that I expect from a great IPA, they might really enjoy this! The ESB proved to be my favorite!
The tasting room is really nice with plenty of seating and a few TVs. Would be a nice place to catch a game if you could go without the food or subsist on the popcorn that’s offered!
The only thing I would say is that while friendly, the staff is kinda awkward. I’m not sure how to really nail down the vibe, but my sister-​in-​law had warned about this before we headed over. Multiple visits with the same awkwardness seems kinda strange. Perhaps as they get more comfortable in the neighborhood this will work itself out?