Sadboy Creamery opens new Denver pint shop, features premium merchandise
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Updated Oct 15
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What happened
Sadboy Creamery opened a new pint shop on East Colfax Avenue in Denver. The business, owned by Michael Kimball and Austin Walker, is noted as Denver’s most expensive ice cream, selling pints for $16. The shop also sells premium merchandise, including a limited-edition titanium and copper Japanese ice cream spoon priced at $100.
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Why it matters
The opening of the new shop and the high price point of the ice cream and merchandise reflect the Sadboy brand's premium positioning. The business model relies on high-cost, limited-edition goods and high consumer spending.
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Who's involved
- Michael KimballOwner and ice-cream maker of Sadboy Creamery
- Austin WalkerCo-owner of Sadboy Creamery
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The entities involved
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Michael Kimball
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Denver
consolidated city-county and capital of Colorado, United States