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The Week Ahead in Beer: Kilt Check celebrates hard-earned 2nd anniversary

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 seven breweries, one in Los Alamos, one in Moriarty, one in Red River, and one in Las Cruces also joining the party. Stoutmeister puts on his serious face to hand ...

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Weekend Beer-cap: The one where we shout about stouts

Bow & Arrow stole all the flavor and put it in the Breakfast Bandit. A pair of delicious seasonal stouts appeared on tap for International Stout Day last Thursday, and to the surprise of no one, of course I went and tried both of them. First up was Breakfast Bandit, the latest in Bow & Arrow’s series of pastry stouts. Checking in ...

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Beer Notes: Yet another taproom is on tap for NE Heights

This building on Tramway near Paseo del Norte will soon host a Boese Brothers taproom. As a public service, anytime we publish a story about one new brewery or off-site taproom opening, questions appear about any additional ones coming down the pipeline. As a public service, here are some tasty beer notes with info on what is on tap for Albuque ...

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Red Door takes aim at an eastern town with a serious lack of craft beer

We borrowed this image from Red Door since we have never been to the bowling alley that will house the new taproom in Clovis. Red Door Brewing has set its sights a bit further east than ever before. The brewery’s next taproom will not even be in Albuquerque, but instead in a town that has no local brewing of its own. “I was in Clovi ...

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The Week Ahead in Beer: International Stout Day returns in triumph

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 seven breweries, one in Los Alamos, one in Moriarty, one in Red River, and one in Las Cruces also joining the party. Stoutmeister puts on his serious face to hand ...

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Weekend Beer-cap: New brews and old favorites abound near and far

Andrew, center, found fellow Crew member Reid, right, and former Crew member Julie at the Beer Premiere. It was quite the busy weekend for the Crew, so naturally in trying to type this up, ye ole work wi-fi would crap out on me at lunchtime. Sigh, that is what you get sometimes for not getting this all done the night before. Anyway, fear not, T ...

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Black Snout Brewhouse sniffs for its spot in local craft beer scene

A new brewery is coming to the Northeast Heights in early 2019. The surge of breweries opening in the Albuquerque metro area has finally slowed to a trickle. Only five new pending small brewer licenses are listed with the State of New Mexico, and two of those (BLUE, Brewstillery) have been pending for so long, they might just be dead projects. ...

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Beer Premiere gets delightfully weird with the brews this time around

It’s back with more brand-new beers than ever before! The Beer Premiere, the final calendar event of 2018 for the New Mexico Brewers Guild, returns this Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. at Canteen Brewhouse. This year there will be a record 20 breweries participating (up from 18 last year, 15 the year before that), each of whom will bring a bran ...

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The Week Ahead in Beer: Spooky beer events abound at Tractor and more

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 seven breweries, one in Los Alamos, one in Moriarty, one in Red River, and one in Las Cruces also joining the party. Stoutmeister puts on his serious face to hand ...

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Weekend Beer-cap: College life is a lot better than back in the day

Where was this when most of us are in college? We just had whatever swill was in the keg. This past Thursday marked a return of sorts of “guest lecturer” Stoutmeister, which was my role again in the Geography 180 “World of Beer” class at the University of New Mexico. This time I had to ramble on for close an hour (Q& ...

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