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Selecting biggest beer news story of 2017 is no easy task

Was Boxing Bear’s repeat victory at the NM IPA Challenge the biggest beer news story of 2017? You can decide by clicking on the poll below. The year is nearly over, so it only makes sense that the Crew would sit down to review everything that happened in the last 12 months. We ultimately decided that while we could pick out the top news s ...

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The Week Ahead in Beer: Good-bye (riddance) to 2017

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, one in Los Alamos, and one in Moriarty also joining the party. Stoutmeister puts on his serious face to handle The Week Ahead in Beer. Here is hopi ...

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A relatively peaceful year for Monks’ Corner is not a bad thing

The simply named Monks’ IPA #1 has become the best-selling beer at the taproom. I recently walked up to the entrance of Monks’ Corner Taproom on Second and Silver in downtown Albuquerque. I was there to talk to them about the year that was and the year that will be, as we do in this series of stories. But, a curious sign was out fro ...

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Bosque goes from year of big expansion to year of even bigger projects

Here is to another big year at Bosque, and to more beers like the delicious Fresh Start Breakfast Ale. For my final interview of 2017 (more are coming in 2018, fear not), I sat down with three key members of the command staff at Bosque Brewing to try to somehow recap an insanely busy year and preview what is to come in the next 12 months. Manag ...

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The Week Ahead in Beer: A holiday collaboration for all

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, one in Los Alamos, and one in Moriarty also joining the party. Stoutmeister puts on his serious face to handle The Week Ahead in Beer. The spirit o ...

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New Mexico Brewers Guild aims to follow one victorious year with another

Guild executive director John Gozigian has remained at the forefront of supporting New Mexico breweries in our state and beyond. In the past, the Look Back/Look Ahead Series has focused solely on individual breweries. Tractor Brewing president/co-owner Skye Devore felt that we had been missing something, so she let me know after our interview l ...

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Quarter Celtic and the Hopster wrestle their way into year two

These are festive times at Quarter Celtic! A year and a half under their belts, the mad scientists behind Quarter Celtic continue to refine their beers and business alike, with an eye to more possibilities as the new year comes upon us. Stoutmeister and I sat down with the trio of David Facey, and Brady and Ror McKeown, to see what shenanigans ...

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Beer Notes: Brewers Association recaps the entire year

Cheers to the BA for all it does. Yeah, it is definitely that time of year. The recaps and top 10 lists are being posted, the year-in-review stories are rolling along (like, uh, our Look Back/Look Ahead Series). When it comes to recapping the year in craft beer for the entire country, no one sums it up best quite like the Brewers Association. I ...

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Marble rolls into its 10th anniversary year

Things are looking up around Marble these days. There were no more hard hats, no more blueprints, no more sawdust piles. After two jam-packed years of expanding two locations and building a third, Marble Brewery settled down and got back to basics in 2017. “It’s a very weird stage for me these days because I don’t have a dozen ...

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Rowley Farmhouse Ales fills more barrels to keep pouring good stuff in 2018

Say, Brettanomyces! Our Look Back/Look Ahead Series continues today with Rowley Farmhouse Ales in Santa Fe. I wanted to find out how their first big year went, talk about their current brewer situation, and find out what direction RFA will take in 2018. Directly after my interview with Blue Corn, I drove five minutes up the road to RFA, which w ...

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