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Applicant describes Jaeger Hund taproom; council sends microbrewery permit request to committee
Summary
Applicant Fred Hirsch told the council he plans a taproom brewery called Jaeger Hund at 3521 East Lincoln Way with primarily lager production and a roughly 100‑person taproom; the council referred the microbrewery permit to the finance committee.
At a public hearing on May 11, Fred Hirsch, owner of Jaeger Hund Brewing LLC, described plans for a taproom brewery at 3521 East Lincoln Way in Cheyenne Plaza. Hirsch said the brewery will produce primarily lager beers brewed on‑site and will operate a small taproom with an occupancy near 100. He said the business would not provide full on‑site food service but may partner with nearby restaurants for snacks and a small bar menu.
Council members asked about the beer style and name; Mister Esquivel asked about the meaning of “Jagerhund” and Hirsch explained it is German for "hunting hound." No audience members spoke in opposition; the council referred the permit application to the finance committee for review.
