Colorado’s governor make use of brew beer for a living, and now he has new
beer taps in his home.
State officials announced on Friday that private donors have
paid for a new “draft beer system” in the governor’s mansion.
The mansion now has three taps that will feature changing
Colorado-made brews directly.
The Colorado Craft Brewers Guild helped pay for the taps,
along with the Governor’s Mansion Preservation Fund. The price of the taps was
not disclosed because of the general public.
Gov. John Hickenlooper co-founded a downtown Denver brewpub
in the late 1980s and frequently espouses his love for Colorado beers.
Marijuana legalization activists critcised the installation,
saying Hickenlooper promotes beer but is skeptical of adult marijuana use.
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