Dry January on the Poudre

Tour Description

Northern Colorado is redefining what it means to gather, unwind, and connect with no alcohol required. This curated tour showcases non-alcoholic-friendly breweries, cozy cafes, and zero-proof social spaces that celebrate creativity and community.

Whether you’re embracing Dry January, living alcohol-free, or curious about non-alcoholic flavors, these options allow you to explore the Cache la Poudre River National Heritage Area while supporting local businesses.

Location: Cache la Poudre River National Heritage Area — Fort Collins, Timnath, Windsor, Greeley

Best for: individuals participating in Dry January, travelers looking to experience Northern Colorado with a non-alcoholic beverage, wellness-focused locals, and anyone looking to connect without alcohol

Non-Alcoholic-Friendly Breweries

Jessup Farm Barrel House

Step into one of Fort Collins’ most unique gathering spaces, where rustic meets laid-back community vibes. Jessup Farm Barrel House welcomes well-behaved dogs on their patio, making it an ideal stop for the whole family; furry friends included. Pair your non-alcoholic options, including rotating kombucha selections, with house favorites like a warm pretzel or shareable charcuterie board.

Location: Fort Collins, Colorado

Timnath Beerwerks

A must-visit for those seeking variety, Timnath Beerwerks offers multiple NA style beers, including a lager, two IPAs and sour. This stop showcases how traditional brewery spaces are evolving to welcome every palate. The relaxed taproom is in the old Colorado Feed & Grain Building, which dates back to the early 1900s.

Location: Timnath, Colorado

Maxline Brewing

Known for its community-driven atmosphere, Maxline Brewing invites visitors to enjoy a classic Fort Collins brewery experience with or without alcohol. This is a great stop for those who want to feel part of the local scene.

Location: Fort Collins, Colorado

Salt Road Brewing

Named after the ancient network of trade routes, or “salt roads,” that were used to move goods throughout Europe and Asia, Salt Road Brewing offers quality ingredients in a laid-back atmosphere. Enjoy local concerts while sipping on a nonalcoholic margarita, kombucha, or NA beer.

Location: Fort Collins

Bars, Cafes, and Zero-Proof Social Spaces

Bindle Coffee

A warm, inviting café that encourages slowing down, Bindle Coffee is a perfect daytime stop on the tour. Known for handcrafted coffee and tea, it’s a space to recharge, journal, or connect with friends.

Location: Fort Collins

Cafe Vino

More than a café, Café Vino is a hub for connection and recovery-friendly living. In addition to their zero-proof offerings like non-alcoholic Aperol spritzes and kombucha, they also provide access to recovery and sober-living resources. The cafe is located near the Colorado State University campus making it the ideal spot for students, young professionals or anyone looking for a cozy atmosphere.

Location: Fort Collins

Coffee House 29

A neighborhood favorite, Coffee House 29, offers a modern and welcoming atmosphere perfect for connection or remote work. This spot is an easy place to linger and enjoy Windsor’s café culture.

Location: Windsor, Colorado

Aunt Helen’s

Bold, warm and full of personality, Aunt Helen’s is more than a coffee shop; it’s an experience. Guests are invited to explore the story behind Aunt Helen and the café. Expect great service, strong community energy, and just the right amount of sass for an unforgettable visit.

Location: Greeley, Colorado

Herbal Mocktails

Offering beautifully created non-alcoholic, herb-infused drinks, Herbal Mocktails’ craft creations are as refreshing and elegant as traditional cocktails. Each beverage incorporates fresh botanical flavors and creative fusions that tickle the taste buds.

Location: Fort Collins, Colorado