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3 Craft Urbanism 101 Panelists: Patricia Calhoun (Panel Moderator) Editor in Chief Westword Steve Kurowski Operations Director Colorado Brewers Guild William Holicky Design Principal Coburn Partners 1-2 December 2009 Bryan Slekes Special Projects Manager Great Divide Todd M. Thibault Director of Marketing Breckenridge Brewery Jenn Vervier Director of Strategy and Sustainability New Belgium Brewing

4 Craft Urbanism 101 Steve Kurowski Operations Director Colorado Brewers Guild 1-2 December 2009

5 314 Breweries Breweries 1875 Source: John Carlson, Esq.

6 Craft Urbanism 101 Bill Holicky Design Principal Coburn Partners 1-2 December 2009

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8 CRAFT BREWERY MARKET EXPANSION

9 COBURN S BREWERY EXPERIENCE

10 MAKING NEIGHBORHOODS

11 MAKING NEIGHBORHOODS

12 BRECKENRIDGE BREWERY

13 BRECKENRIDGE BREWERY

14 NEW BELGIUM BREWERY

15 AVERY BREWING COMPANY

16 AVERY BREWING COMPANY

17 GREAT DIVIDE BREWING COMPANY

18 GREAT DIVIDE BREWING COMPANY

19 MIXED USE

20 BRAND IDENTITY

21 Craft Urbanism 101 Bryan Slekes Special Projects Manager Great Divide 1-2 December 2009

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23 Arapahoe Facility 21 years in Ballpark and plan on staying Continue to brew until reach capacity Long-term plan: brew and bottle small batch brands (22 oz./750 ml), expand tap room Expansion restrictions currently using all 18,000 s/f Demand for cans continues to grow Leasing offsite warehouse space

24 Brighton Facility Space to install can line and warehousing onsite were immediate needs, but 20+ year vision always considered Important to stay in Denver - purchased just over 5 acres of land on Brighton Blvd. in late 2013 Phase I: 65,000 s/f building - packaging hall, BBT cellar, warehouse (cold and dry), lab, offices, and retail bar Phase II: Brewhouse, malt handling, fermentation tanks, yeast cellar, offices, tap room, restaurant and beer garden - timing based on growth

25 Pre-Development Forecasting growth projections by brand/sku to determine construction/equipment plan (Phase I & II) PUD required Coordination with City on SWMP (RiNo Park), easements, Festival Street design, phased SDP (transparency req s), utility needs Design/Constructability/Costs all considered More than just an industrial space tours, branding, etc Capital stack - SBA 504 (CBoC, PLP), OED, equity

26 Neighborhood Development Public/private partnership BID & GID Great Divide represented on BID board Thoughtful and transparent approach to redeveloping this corridor Excited to call this home for many, many years to come

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28 Craft Urbanism 101 Todd M. Thibault Director of Marketing Breckenridge Brewery 1-2 December 2009

29 BREWERY & FARM HOUSE RESTAURANT

30 50 th largest brewer of Craft Beer (by volume) in the U.S. (2014) Tripled the size of the Brewery in the last 5 years. YTD +23% Breckenridge Brewery Campus (Brewery & Restaurant) = $37 Million + Breckenridge Brewery Employees = 88 people Farm House Restaurant Employees = 65 people Affiliations: Breckenridge Brew Pub (Breckenridge, CO) Wynkoop Brewing Co. (Denver, CO) Phantom Canyon Brewing Co. (Colorado Springs, CO) Breckenridge Colorado Craft (Denver, CO) Breckenridge Ale House (Grand Junction, CO) Ale Amato s (Denver, CO) Mainline Ale House (Ft. Collins, CO) Cherry Cricket (Denver, CO)

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46 BRECKENRIDGE BREWERY CAMPUS Littleton, Colorado FARM HOUSE RESTAURANT (TASTING ROOM) Opened May, 2015 BREWERY WORLD HEADQUARTERS Opened June, 2015

47 Craft Urbanism 101 Jenn Vervier Director of Strategy and Sustainability New Belgium Brewing 1-2 December 2009

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