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Beer Notes: A closing, a festival, awards, and more

Farewell to Chili Line, we hardly knew ye. As we stated on Facebook, this is a newsy Friday. Here is everything that would otherwise have slipped through the cracks. A brewery comes to an end The short-lived Chili Line Brewing announced on Friday that they are closing up shop inside Pizzeria De Lino. This was posted on the Facebook page of the ...

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Bosque cans are coming sooner than expected

We cannot wait to get a six-pack of this malty behemoth. Bosque Brewing’s Bernalillo packaging facility is still a ways from opening, yet Bosque six-pack cans will be on shelves by mid-October. Wait, what? To clear up any confusion about what is going on, the command staff at Bosque invited me over for beers and a big old information down ...

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The Week Ahead in Beer: Help our mountain rescue teams at Marble

Greetings, New Mexico craft beer lovers. Stoutmeister here with The Week Ahead in Beer. This column covers all the breweries in Bernalillo and Sandoval counties, with Santa Fe’s six breweries and one down in Socorro and one in Los Alamos also joining the party. Stoutmeister puts on his serious face to handle The Week Ahead in Beer. One of ...

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Dialogue aims to join discussion of top breweries in ABQ

If you’re gonna go all out on the sculpture garden, seriously, go ALL OUT. The pictures have been hard to miss on social media. Metal sculptures soaring into the Albuquerque sky, all coming from the page belonging to a forthcoming brewery. It has been a rather different way to promote a new entry into the local scene, but in a way, it has ...

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Rowley Farmhouse Ales gives Santa Fe another great beer option

When I first heard about a new brewery opening in Santa Fe, it was just a small rumor overheard at a bar between buzzed beer fans. I didn’t know who was opening the brewery or what kind of brewery it was going to be, and man, now that I think back on it, neither did those guys at the bar. But, the prospect of another brewery in Santa Fe, ...

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New breweries update: Four approved and four pending

We gotta admit, Dialogue Brewing just looks like it will be another cool place to hang out. (Photo courtesy of Dialogue Brewing) We have been doing our best to keep track of all the forthcoming breweries around town. Recently, we have been lucky to get first-hand updates on the progress of Steel Bender Brewyard and Colfax Ale Cellar in Raton. I ...

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The Week Ahead in Beer: The fun will be in Santa Fe this weekend

Greetings, New Mexico craft beer lovers. Stoutmeister here with The Week Ahead in Beer. This column covers all the breweries in Bernalillo and Sandoval counties, with Santa Fe’s six breweries and one down in Socorro and one in Los Alamos also joining the party. Stoutmeister puts on his serious face to handle The Week Ahead in Beer. A lot ...

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Steel Bender Brewyard aims to bring quality craft beer to Los Ranchos

Say hello to the next major brewery in the metro area! Scan a Google map of Albuquerque and search for breweries. Take note of the areas of the metro area that are empty. One of those beer-less places is the Village of Los Ranchos de Albuquerque in the North Valley. Come early 2017, that will change. The Chant brothers (Greg, Bryce, Chris, and ...

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Labor Day Weekend features a double dose of festivals

The Mountain West Brew Fest returns, though it has some competition this year. Sometimes life can leave you with tough choices. This weekend features not one, but two beer festivals. The good news is they are both two-day-long festivals, so you can visit one Saturday and the other Sunday. In the case of the Mountain West Brew Fest in Bernalillo ...

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Kellys gets a long overdue overhaul thanks to new owners

The tap handles are being whittled down until only 20 are left at the revamped Kellys. Kellys Brew Pub has sometimes been referred to as the great missed opportunity of Albuquerque breweries. Despite the history, the great location, the huge patio, and more, it had fallen far behind the more modern breweries around the city and state. Even so, ...

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