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New retailer set to transform Redstone's culinary scene

June 27, 2024 | Pitkin County, Colorado



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New retailer set to transform Redstone's culinary scene
In a recent government meeting, the approval of a new retail license for Boulevard Barrel, a fermented malt beverage and wine retailer, was a focal point of discussion among local officials in Redstone. The proposed location, situated in the Village Commercial Zone District near Propaganda Pie, received unanimous support from the board members.

Commissioner Francie expressed enthusiasm for the new establishment, highlighting its potential to enhance the culinary landscape of the upper Crystal River Valley. The applicant, Justin, indicated that he is prepared to open as soon as the liquor license is approved, with hopes for a soft opening before the Fourth of July.

The meeting also addressed procedural aspects, including the public notification process for the hearing. Sam confirmed that the application was widely publicized, including postings in the Aspen Daily News and community association minutes, ensuring that local residents were informed.

Concerns regarding competition with the existing general store were raised but dismissed, as the general store's owner had signed off on the application. The board's decision to approve the license was met with enthusiasm, reflecting a positive outlook for the new business and its anticipated impact on the community.

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