is expanding its presence in Denver. The California-based hospitality group recently purchased American Bonded in RiNo and the Crimson Room in Larimer Square. It also plans to open a brewery at 1550 South Broadway, though a name and opening date for that project have not yet been announced.
Pouring with Heart currently operates over twenty venues in California, Texas and Colorado, with a focus on preserving bars and nourishing careers in hospitality. “Our venues, from employees to guests, are people focused," said director of operations Erbin Garcia in a press release."We understand that a bar is not just cocktails, rather it is who is in the bar, who pours your drinks, that creates the story of it and makes people return night after night, and employees stay.
American Bonded originally opened in 2018 at 2706 Larimer Street and was created by Williams & Graham founder Sean Kenyon along with Lisa Vedovelli and Justin Anthony. Following the recent transfer in ownership, it closed after New Year's Eve for renovations and staff training. It plans to reopen February 9 under the same name, continuing its previous mission to serve affordable high-quality drinks.
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