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Left Hand Brewing is majority employee-owned through an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) and led by co-founder and CEO Eric Wallace. This structure supports the brewery’s independence and community-focused culture.
No. You soak in warm water infused with beer ingredients—such as hops, malted barley, and brewer’s yeast—not finished beer. The blend is designed to relax muscles, soften skin, and create a soothing aroma.
The founders initially chose “Indian Peaks” but changed it after learning another brewery used the name. They selected “Left Hand” to honor Chief Niwot—“left hand” in Arapaho—whose people lived in the area.
Guests typically enjoy a private room with a warm herbal beer bath made from brewing botanicals like hops, malt, and brewer’s yeast, often paired with a sauna or relaxation lounge. You can usually sip craft beer during the session while the ingredients provide aromatic, skin-softening benefits.
Yes, many beer spas serve partner brewery beers to enjoy during your session, but the bath itself isn’t for drinking. Sip responsibly, hydrate with water, and follow staff guidance on alcohol limits.
Beer spas don’t fill tubs with beer. Instead, they use a warm bath infused with brewing botanicals—hops, malt, and brewer’s yeast—chosen to complement the aromas and styles featured from partners like Left Hand Brewing, while the partnership typically extends to the tap list available to drink during your visit.