Restaurant
Unclaimed profileRomero's K9 Club & Tap House
Lafayette, CO · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
The beer list is the reason to come. Sixteen draught lines cover IPAs, stouts, saisons, lagers, pilsners, and Oktoberfest styles, backed by roughly 30 cans and a bottle section that reaches into Cantillon Kriek, Drie Fonteinen Intense Red, de Garde spontaneous blends, ice cider, and mead. Most offerings come in 5oz taster pours, which makes comparison practical. Wine is four by-the-glass options at $8, and the NA side is broader than most.
- What should I order?
- Start with a 5oz taster pour to compare across the 16 draught lines, then move to a bottle from the specialty list such as Cantillon Kriek or Drie Fonteinen Intense Red 2019. If you want something lower in alcohol, the Fremont NA beers and Untitled Art Mango Dragonfruit Sour are each $7.5.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Beer drinkers who want to compare across styles rather than commit to one pour, and anyone chasing lambic, ice cider, or mead by the bottle. The NA list also gives non-drinkers real choices instead of one token option.
- When should I go?
- The 5oz taster format suits a focused tasting session across the draught list before committing to a full pour or a bottle.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Draught pours run $7.5 to $11.5 depending on beer and pour size, cans $5 to $10.5, and bottles and specialty offerings $18 to $60. Wine by the glass is $8, cocktails $8.5, and most NA options $7.5.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- A rotating draught, canned, and bottle program with 5oz tasters across offerings, plus a specialty list that includes lambic-style spontaneous blends, ice cider, and meads in 375ml, 500ml, and 750ml formats.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
Two ready-to-drink Craftwell options appear on the current menu: a Peach Mojito fruited wine cocktail at 10.5% ABV in an 8oz format, and canned SMASH in Agave Lime or Mango Lemon at 7% ABV. Both come from Oregon and both are $8.5. This is a small, packaged cocktail selection rather than a mixed-drink program.
Menu strengths
- — Two ready-to-drink Craftwell options on the current on-premise menu, both priced at $8.5.
- — Peach Mojito is a fruited wine cocktail at 10.5% ABV in an 8oz pour; SMASH is a canned fruited seltzer cocktail at 7% ABV.
Standout selections
- — Craftwell Cocktails: Peach Mojito, fruited wine cocktail, 10.5% ABV, 8oz, $8.5.
- — Craftwell Cocktails: SMASH Agave Lime OR Mango Lemon, fruited seltzer cocktail, 7% ABV, canned, $8.5.
Pricing: Peach Mojito 8oz $8.5; canned SMASH $8.5
Wine
Four wines by the glass, all 6 ounces for $8, span white, rosé, and red. Nomadica Dry White from California at 13%, LAB Rosé from Portugal at 12.5%, and two Spanish reds: Anciano Clásico Tempranillo at 13% and Esteban Martín Red Blend at 13.5%. The selection covers the basic color range at one price.
Menu strengths
- — Four by-the-glass wines spanning white, rosé, and red, all 6oz pours at $8.
- — Producers span California, Portugal, and Spain, giving the list a basic geographic spread.
Standout selections
- — Nomadica Dry White, California, 13% ABV, 6oz, $8.
- — LAB Rosé, Portugal, 12.5% ABV, 6oz, $8.; Anciano Clásico Tempranillo, Spain, 13% ABV, 6oz, $8.
- — Esteban Martín Red Blend, Spain, 13.5% ABV, 6oz, $8.
Pricing: All pours 6oz for $8
Beer
Sixteen draught beers and ciders cover IPAs, stouts, saisons, lagers, pilsners, and Oktoberfest styles, with roughly 30 canned beers, ciders, meads, and hard seltzers behind them. The bottle and specialty section reaches into lambic-style spontaneous blends, ice cider, and meads in 375ml, 500ml, and 750ml formats. Most offerings come in 5oz taster pours, which makes the breadth usable rather than just long.
Menu strengths
- — 16 draught beers and ciders plus roughly 30 canned options, with a rotating selection across broad style and geographic diversity.
- — 5oz taster pours available across offerings, supporting sampling rather than single-pour commitment.
- — Bottle and specialty list includes lambic-style spontaneous blends, ice cider, and meads in 375ml, 500ml, and 750ml formats.
Standout selections
- — Brasserie Cantillon: Kriek, cherry Belgian lambic, 5% ABV, 8oz $16.5 or 5oz $11.
- — Drie Fonteinen: Intense Red 2019, cherry lambic, 6% ABV, 375ml, $42.
- — De Garde: The Archer / The Blackberry / The Kriek OR The Riesling Ivy 2023, lambic-style spontaneous blends, 750ml, $35.
- — Perennial: Société Du Chêne '24 Blend #2, bourbon barrel-aged imperial stout with vanilla, 13.9% ABV, 8oz, $14.5.
Pricing: Draught $7.5-$11.5; cans $5-$10.5; bottles and specialty $18-$60
Nonalcoholic
The NA list goes well past one token option. Fremont NA beers in Dark, IPA, Lite Lager, and Orange Wit sit alongside Untitled Art Mango Dragonfruit Sour and two NA ciders: 2 Towns Guava Get Down and Original Sin White Widow, each $7.5. Mary Jones Berry Lemonade, a Delta 9 THC soda, is $8.5, and Guayaki Yerba Mate is $6.5.
Menu strengths
- — NA beer and cider from Fremont, Untitled Art, 2 Towns Ciderhouse, and Original Sin, most at $7.5.
- — Beyond beer and cider, the NA list includes a Delta 9 THC soda and organic yerba mate.
Standout selections
- — Fremont: Non-Alcoholic Beers, Dark, IPA, Lite Lager, Orange Wit, WA, $7.5.
- — Untitled Art: Non-Alcoholic Mango Dragonfruit Sour, WI, $7.5.
- — 2 Towns Ciderhouse: NA Guava Get Down, non-alcoholic fruited cider, OR, $7.5.
- — Original Sin: White Widow, non-alcoholic blackberry cider, NY, $7.5.
Pricing: Most NA options $7.5; THC soda $8.5; yerba mate $6.5
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