4 Noses Brewing Company is located in Broomfield, Colorado, just east of the Rocky Mountain foothills. The family-owned brewery features an open, lively taproom, a spacious patio, and a rotating selection of taps that regularly include lagers, ales, porters, and stouts.
The brewery was founded in 2014 by the Bibliowicz family: brothers Tommy and David, along with their parents, Natan and Jessica. The idea for the name came during a family trip to Ireland, when a friend joked about the group’s “four noses” taking in the aroma of their dry Guinness beers. The joke stuck, and so did the family’s commitment to brewing a wide range of high-quality, approachable craft beers.
Since opening with a 20-barrel system, 4 Noses has grown quickly while maintaining its experimental spirit. The brewery expanded production, acquired Odd13 Brewing in 2021, opened Wild Provisions Beer Project in Boulder, and launched a large Denver facility in 2023. Despite that growth, the original Broomfield location remains a welcoming place to enjoy a pint—sometimes with a raptor soaring overhead.
The brewery’s lineup spans a wide range of styles. Popular offerings have included Perfect Drift, a smooth and easy-drinking twist on a German-style pilsner; Flatiron Fog, a well-regarded hazy IPA; El Jefe Con Leche, an imperial stout brewed with coffee, vanilla, cinnamon, and lactose; and Camp Zero, a crisp, refreshing non-alcoholic blonde ale known for its fruity Tangerine-Guava character.
If you find yourself birding or exploring along Colorado’s Front Range, stop by 4 Noses and grab a beer. We have, and we can say with confidence that there’s something on tap for just about everyone.
Three Fun Facts About the Brewery
- 4 Noses was founded and built entirely by the Bibliowicz family, blending brewing, business, and creativity into a true family-run operation.
- What started as a single brewery has grown into multiple locations and brands, including the acquisition of Odd13 Brewing and the opening of Wild Provisions Beer Project.
- In addition to traditional and experimental beers, 4 Noses produces the Camp Zero line of non-alcoholic beers, which has gained a following even among regular craft beer drinkers.
Three Recommended eBird Hotspots Near the Brewery
- Plaster Reservoir with 224 species recorded. One of the top birding sites in the county, this reservoir is nearly surrounded by reeds and marsh. A wide variety of ducks can be found here year-round, and it’s also an excellent spot for songbirds, with recent rarities including mourning warbler and winter wren.
- Lac Amora Open Space with 176 species recorded. An excellent winter spot for raptors such as ferruginous hawks and northern harriers, with occasional prairie falcons or golden eagles. In summer, look for blue grosbeaks, vesper sparrows, and western meadowlarks. Coyotes are also regularly seen in the area, adding to the wildlife-watching experience.
- Stearns Lake with 209 species recorded. This site attracts large numbers of waterfowl between fall and spring. Large trees around the lake have supported a nesting pair of bald eagles, which can often be seen year-round. Swainson’s hawks are common in summer. The adjacent Pond West of Stearns Lake is also worth checking for a variety of water birds and other species.