We sent around a questionnaire to some Colorado brewers to get their responses to the latest trends in craft beer, what they think about the coming sale of full-strength beer in grocery stores and what they are looking forward to for GABF. Here are their responses, which have been lightly edited: Jon Cross, co-owner and head brewer at Call To Arms Brewing Co.

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