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The Week Ahead in Beer: Red Door joins long line of canning breweries

Posted: February 20, 2019 by cjax33 in The Week Ahead in Beer
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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, and one in Red River also joining the party.

Stoutmeister puts on his serious face to handle The Week Ahead in Beer.

Stoutmeister puts on his serious face to handle The Week Ahead in Beer.

Red Door became the latest brewery to can one of its regular offerings earlier this week. The Mother Road Mobile Canning team came to the brewery on Monday to package the Vanilla Cream Ale. It is now available at the brewery and the downtown taproom, as well as at select retailers. It was a nice present for head brewer Matt Meier, who is going on paternity leave for the birth of his first child. Red Door becomes the ninth local brewery to can one of its flagship beers. It is a crowded market, but it is nice to see a different style go into cans.

There are a couple of Mardi Gras-themed events this week as well that are worth checking out. Tractor Wells Park will again host the Desert Darlings for one of their Hops & Dreams on Friday night at 8, complete with a Bourbon Street theme this time around. We would also be remiss not to point out that the Darlings will be celebrating the birthday of one of their own, Shannon, with a dance party at Kaktus on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Back in Albuquerque, The 377 Brewery will host a Brazilian Pre-Carnival Party on Saturday night at 8. Bring your mask and prepare for a night of Brazilian music, food, and more.

On the new beer front this week, there are a few options to check out. Bombs Away perks up with Java Nut Brown Ale. Bosque had a big tap turnover with Belgo Pale Ale, Peach ‘n Berry Sour, Map & Compass Pale Ale, Frostbit Wit, and Marahute Hazy DIPA now available. Boxing Bear is feeling feisty with Bulldog English IPA. La Cumbre rolls out Luck of the Draw DIPA in cans and on tap this Friday. Marble once again summons the Thunder From Dortmunder. Starr Brothers capitalizes on its soccer ties with 505 Reds – Liverpool Red Ale. Tractor lightens up with Wavey Hour Ale.

Up in Santa Fe, Blue Corn marches forward with Royal Road Farmhouse Ale. Further north in Red River, RRBC brings back its Scottish Ale.

Continue reading for all the news that is fit to blog for the week of February 18.

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The Week Ahead in Beer: Bow & Arrow hits the mark with its 3rd anniversary

Posted: February 13, 2019 by cjax33 in The Week Ahead in Beer
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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, and one in Red River also joining the party.

Stoutmeister puts on his serious face to handle The Week Ahead in Beer.

Stoutmeister puts on his serious face to handle The Week Ahead in Beer.

We can all use some good beer news this week, and Bow & Arrow is here to provide it. The Sixth Street brewery is celebrating its third anniversary Saturday from noon to midnight. There will be a pop-up by Four Corners Navajo Tacos from noon to 4, followed by Curbside Pies. Red Mesa, with Spanish flamenco guitar player Reynaldo Baca, will provide the music from 5 to 7. Special merchandise will include commemorative glassware from illustrator Dale DeForest and Desert Revival T-shirts from Darko Printshop. Oh, and of course there will be special beers. Bottles of Desert Revival, a barrel-aged raspberry sour, will be for sale. There will also be special tappings of Dark Mesa Belgian Quad, Coyote Waits Imperial Molé Stout, and Rancho Bizarro Sour Red.

On the new beer front this week, there are a few options to check out. Bosque has Scale Tipper coming back in cans and on tap Thursday. Boxing Bear tapped Red Eye Lager and Hazy Featherweight IPA late last week. La Cumbre goes light and malty with Schwarzbier and big and malty on nitro with From Putin with Love. Nexus serves up some Mango Milkshake IPA. Red Door brings back New England IPA later this week. Steel Bender will have bottles of The Village Wit for sale Thursday. Toltec is feeling the holiday with Fake Love, a cherry/pomegranate kettle sour, and Sippin’ on the Bock of the Day, a collaboration with Turtle Mountain that will be on tap at both breweries.

Up in Santa Fe, Blue Corn flies in with more Gatekeeper IPA, this time with Galaxy hops.

Continue reading for all the news that is fit to blog for the week of February 11.

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The Week Ahead in Beer: High and Dry needs 2 days to celebrate its 1st anniversary

Posted: February 6, 2019 by cjax33 in The Week Ahead in Beer
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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 eight breweries, one in Los Alamos, one in Moriarty, and one in Red River also joining the party.

Stoutmeister puts on his serious face to handle The Week Ahead in Beer.

Stoutmeister puts on his serious face to handle The Week Ahead in Beer.

Well, we have a big chunk of good news this week, and one bit of bad news. First, the good, as High and Dry is throwing a two-day anniversary celebration this Saturday and Sunday. Two new beers will be released, one each day, in the Desert Mosaic Pale Ale and Desert Perle. There will be a Polaroid Selfie Station on Saturday, plus the Porter Draw will perform from 2 to 4 p.m. Shane Wallin will take the stage for the same times on Sunday. Market vendors participating from 2 to 5 on Sunday will include Kimshe Kimche, Blue Fly Farms, Thunderhead Farms, Farm Shark, and Eldora Cholcates. There will also be a birthday cake for everyone to share at 2:30. Make sure to join the fun whenever you can.

The sad news this week is that Duel Brewing has apparently closed for good in Santa Fe. We heard rumblings a while back that even closing the Albuquerque Taproom was not enough to save the brewery. Then on Monday, word spread quickly through the community of musicians and artists, as many were informed that their upcoming sessions at the brewery were canceled. All that, coupled with the disappearance of all of Duel’s social media pages, confirmed it as much as it can be confirmed. Farewell, Duel, and thank you for the memories of some brutally tough Belgian brews.

On the new beer front this week, there are a few options to check out of the non-stout/porter variety. Bombs Away lands with some fresh Dunkelweizen. Bosque managed to sneak in A Fistful of Churros. Bow & Arrow added some coffee to a saison and voila, Saison Buzz debuts Friday. Boxing Bear went hop crazy again with Citra Double-Dry-Hopped Albu-Murky Hazy IPA. Canteen rolls out Hop Baller IPA, North 14 Pale Ale, Dixie Dean ESB, and Barrel-Aged Wee Bit Loco, plus the charity beer Vienna de Valle debuts Saturday. Cantero strikes a tune with Kenny Weisse. Flix Brewhouse celebrates The LEGO Movie 2 with Pale Full of Brix. La Cumbre gets a wee bit English with Bitter Sons. Marble recently added Amber Lager and Berry White, which is Double White with a whole lotta berries added to the mix. Sidetrack keeps things fresh with Oldschool IPA and Ringwood English Ale. Starr Brothers reminds everyone Don’t Fear the RIPA. Steel Bender unveils two of its National IPA Challenge entrants, Mañana Tropical IPA and Hole in the Bucket IPA, on Thursday. Tractor introduces the first of its Beer for a Better Burque charity brews, Field Beer.

Up in Santa Fe, Blue Corn discovers Messages From Nowhere ESB.

Continue reading for all the news that is fit to blog for the week of February 4.

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The Week Ahead in Beer: A sad farewell to a classic brew

Posted: January 30, 2019 by cjax33 in The Week Ahead in Beer
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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 eight breweries, one in Los Alamos, one in Moriarty, and one in Red River also joining the party.

Stoutmeister puts on his serious face to handle The Week Ahead in Beer.

Stoutmeister puts on his serious face to handle The Week Ahead in Beer.

The beer industry can still surprise us from time to time, and not always in the best of ways. We were dismayed, but not overly shocked, when Santa Fe Brewing announced that State Pen Porter is being discontinued as a year-round offering. All week, you can stop at any SFBC location and buy a six-pack for $5 or a case for $15 to help them clear out the inventory. That is a good deal for a solid beer, which we would guess is one of the first darker craft ales that many of you probably tried. It is a sign of the changing tastes of beer drinkers, for whom sweet seems to top all (see, juicy hazy IPAs, pastry stouts, fruit-infused sours, etc.). Still, it has made us rather nostalgic for the simpler beers of yore. (At least until we tried the Churro Bandito at Bow & Arrow, because that pastry stout is wonderful.) Anyway, head over to the SFBC taproom at Green Jeans on Saturday for a final farewell party. Stock up on a solid brew to get you through the rest of the winter. Raise one farewell pint to the past.

This Friday, we should have a post up with the hours of operation (should they be different than normal) for breweries this Super Bowl Sunday. We want to make sure you get those growlers/crowlers filled for the big game, so you can also root, root, root against the damn Patriots. Take note that any brewery with a regular Sunday event, such as Canteen or Kaktus, will not have music or other live entertainment due to the game this weekend.

On the new beer front this week, there are a few options to check out of the non-stout/porter variety. Bosque has a Dry-Hopped Cider rolling out to all locations this week. Cantero shines with an American Golden Ale. High and Dry and Ponderosa unveil their collaboration, Shut the Lights Black IPA, on Friday. La Cumbre rolls out Blood Orange Sour on draft and in cans Friday. Marble hops it up with Southside IPA, and then goes big with Barrel-Aged Quadruple. Quarter Celtic is seeing Prague-ress with a new Czech amber. Rio Bravo flips a coin and lands on a new Copper Lager. Sidetrack has more In-Crowd Pale Ale available. Starr Brothers goes dark with more Foggy Monocle stout. Steel Bender feels the love with The Village Innuendo, a cherry wit, returning Thursday, plus George Porter debuts Friday. Tractor plows ahead with Acreage IPA and Pecan Ale.

Up in Santa Fe, Blue Corn goes big with Round Midnight Imperial Stout. Rowley Farmhouse Ales moves on to Agent Scully — Season Two, Episode 5 IPA, and also brings Steindock’d, its barleywine, out of the barrels, plus there is more No BU for You IPA available.

Continue reading for all the news that is fit to blog for the week of January 28.

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The Week Ahead in Beer: The darkness descends again this weekend

Posted: January 23, 2019 by cjax33 in The Week Ahead in Beer
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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 eight breweries, one in Los Alamos, one in Moriarty, and one in Red River also joining the party.

Stoutmeister puts on his serious face to handle The Week Ahead in Beer.

Stoutmeister puts on his serious face to handle The Week Ahead in Beer.

Winter in New Mexico does not exactly behave in a normal fashion. It bounces back and forth between mild and frigid, not really adhering to the technical start and end dates for the season. In fact, we are only a little more than a third of the way through winter, and while it might not always feel like it, our breweries are sticking with the dark and decadent beers for a while longer. La Cumbre brings back its beloved Baltic Porter, Siberian Silk, on tap and in cans on Friday. It is just one of many Baltics on tap, with additional versions available on tap at Bosque (Grandfather Owl), Bow and Arrow (Buffalo Plaid), Toltec, and Turtle Mountain (Stockholm Syndrome). If we weren’t so close to our Stout Challenge on Super Bowl Sunday, the Crew might have done a mini-Baltic challenge. Speaking of stouts, Bow and Arrow is releasing the latest entry in its Bandit series, the Churro Bandito, on tap this Saturday. They threw actual churros into the imperial stout during the boil. Yeah, we cannot wait to try this one. There is also the T34 Imperial Russian Stout at Bombs Away. So much darkness, so little time. We will be cranking up the new Swallow the Sun album on Friday and trying to hit as many as we can.

Another cool event to highlight in Santa Fe is A Bitter Day on Saturday at Second Street Rufina. Anyone who has been to Second Street knows how much the brewery team there loves the bitter style of English beers, so now SSB has invited other breweries to make their own takes on the style and serve them all up at once. There will be live music from Fox White, a special menu, and more running all day.

On the new beer front this week, there are a few options to check out of the non-stout/porter variety. Boese Brothers recently brought back the popular Cascade Grenade IPA. Bombs Away also has S.A.F. Raspberry Sour and Oaked Claymore Scotch Ale. Canteen is feeling smooth with Vienna Lager, Smokin’ Joe Lager, and more Falconer’s Arm Pale Ale. Marble suffered no thorny injuries (we hope) making more Prickly Pear Gose. Quarter Celtic asks What’s the Wi-Fi Password? with its new Strata IPA. Rio Bravo is feeling saucy with Beer Against Humanity IPA. Sidetrack has brought back its American blonde ale, Güera, and this Saturday will have Second Side ESB, a collaboration with Second Street, on tap for the third anniversary party. Tractor resurrects an old favorite in Scotcholate, while also feeling sweet with the new Caramel Cider.

Up in Santa Fe, HoneyMoon will have Cidrucha available Friday. Tumbleroot had a big tap turnover, with everything from Double Brown to New School IPA to Captain SMASH, a rum barrel-aged barleywine, going on tap, plus there are new bottles of Dry Hopper Sour Golden Ale and Sour Red Ale with cherries.

Continue reading for all the news that is fit to blog for the week of January 21.

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The Week Ahead in Beer: We can to stand up to the shutdown

Posted: January 16, 2019 by cjax33 in The Week Ahead in Beer
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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 eight breweries, one in Los Alamos, one in Moriarty, and one in Red River also joining the party.

Stoutmeister puts on his serious face to handle The Week Ahead in Beer.

Stoutmeister puts on his serious face to handle The Week Ahead in Beer.

The partial federal shutdown continues to wreak havoc upon the nation, including on local breweries, as we have mentioned in the past. So what can we, the beer-drinking public, do to help? Well, it’s actually fairly simple, we just have to keep buying more beer. The breweries that distribute out of state are taking the hardest hit, so they could use a little extra help. The good news is some are releasing new canned offerings this week. La Cumbre is releasing Altimeter IPA on Friday. This “brightly floral” IPA will debut in four-pack cans and on tap. Santa Fe is having a release party for its new Social Hour, a hazy wit-inspired beer with tropical fruit, at the ABQ Taproom on Saturday. There will be a Mario Kart Nintendo tournament from 4 to 7 p.m., followed by live music from 7 to 10.

On the new beer front this week, there are a few options to check out. Bosque debuted EOP Tart at WinterBrew, and now it’s popping up at the taprooms, along with Surreal McCoy, a hoppy amber. Canteen saw some recent overturn with the return of Irish Red and the arrival of Mango Hussey IPA. Cantero unveils Brut IPA, Doughnut Stout, and Winter Warmer. Kilt Check has a new beer for the first time in quite a while with Black Sunshine Robust Porter. La Cumbre also added Strata IPA, Pimp Stout, and Friend Zone Golden Ale to its taps. Marble brings back Spruce Moose and also adds Coffee Porter. Nexus spices things up with Hot Chocolate Milk Stout. Quarter Celtic beckons us all to Come to the Dort Side. Sidetrack spins up more Turntable IPA, on draft and in cask. Steel Bender is up to Cider #5. Tractor hits the trail with more Cowboy Coffee Stout.

Up in Santa Fe, things are quiet again, but over in Red River, RRBC brings back Campfire Cream Ale after a short hiatus.

Continue reading for all the news that is fit to blog for the week of January 14.

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The Week Ahead in Beer: Back to brewing business as usual

Posted: January 9, 2019 by cjax33 in The Week Ahead in Beer
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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 eight breweries, one in Los Alamos, one in Moriarty, and one in Red River also joining the party.

Stoutmeister puts on his serious face to handle The Week Ahead in Beer.

Stoutmeister puts on his serious face to handle The Week Ahead in Beer.

We made it through the holidays and the snow storms and all that fun. While things in Washington have not been resolved, elsewhere it is back to the usual business routine, with breweries no exception to that. La Cumbre will be releasing another canned beer. Marble will be having another guided tasting with one of its brewers. There will be live music, and other new beers on tap, and so on and so forth. It will be good to get back to normal for a change. So make sure to line up early Friday for those cans of In the Money Double Dry-Hopped IPA at La Cumbre. Make your reservations at Marble Westside to learn more about beer with Jeff Priddy tonight at 6. Then just sit back, enjoy some live tunes, and try some new beers. Hooray for the return to normalcy!

On the new beer front this week, there are a few options to check out. Boxing Bear takes off with a new batch of Scotch Rocket Scotch Ale. Marble went out and smoked a märzen and named it Sympathy for the Pork Chop. Ponderosa’s Belgian Golden Strong should be on tap soon. Red Door teamed up with Beer Creek Brewing for the new Picture Rock Porter on Friday. Rio Bravo rides the hazy IPA train again with Freque Juice. Sidetrack checks in with the new Hobo King Lager and In-Crowd Pale Ale. Starr Brothers brings back There Gose Them Boyzz. Steel Bender has a double release on Thursday with Mango Dynamite and Ettu Brut IPA. Toltec goes the single-hop route with Cascade Pale Ale.

Up in Santa Fe, Rowley Farmhouse Ales adds a new version of Petit Blanche with Galaxy hops and apricots.

Continue reading for all the news that is fit to blog for the week of January 7.

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The Week Ahead in Beer: Ex Novo releases its 1st local collaboration with Bow and Arrow

Posted: January 2, 2019 by cjax33 in The Week Ahead in Beer
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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 eight breweries, one in Los Alamos, one in Moriarty, and one in Red River also joining the party.

Stoutmeister puts on his serious face to handle The Week Ahead in Beer.

Stoutmeister puts on his serious face to handle The Week Ahead in Beer.

Happy New Year, everyone! Sick of the snow yet? As we all dream of warmer days, one of our local breweries and one of our future local breweries are teaming up with a nifty little collaboration beer that will be released Friday. Ex Novo Brewing of Portland, Oregon, which is opening a new production brewery in Corrales, the hometown of owner Joel Gregory, dispatched its brewer to Bow and Arrow recently to create Southwest x Northwest Hazy IPA. Loaded with Citra and Simcoe hops, this beer will chase the winter doldrums away, one pint at a time (or so we hope). The tapping begins at 3 p.m. on Friday, by which point at least part of this city should be thawed. Right?

On the new beer front this week, there are a only few options to check out, as one might expect after the holidays. Kaktus goes big with Barleywine and Imperial Stout. Marble hits all the right malty notes with Dupy’s Dunkel, Barrel-Aged Quadruple (Downtown only), and T. Gary Stout on nitro, which is named for president/brewmaster Ted Rice. Nexus brings back Bird of Prey IPA. Turtle Mountain busts out some Deep Depravity (Barleywine), as well as Tiempo Mañana (IPL), and Stockholm Syndrome (Baltic Porter) is on deck.

Up in Santa Fe, HoneyMoon adds a new kombucha, Persephone.

Continue reading for all the news that is fit to blog for the week of December 31.

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The Week Ahead in Beer: Opening the (Red) Door to metal (beer)

Posted: December 26, 2018 by cjax33 in The Week Ahead in Beer
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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 eight breweries, one in Los Alamos, one in Moriarty, and one in Red River also joining the party.

Stoutmeister puts on his serious face to handle The Week Ahead in Beer.

Stoutmeister puts on his serious face to handle The Week Ahead in Beer.

This coming May 3, the day before my birthday (natch), Slayer will rain a final metal onslaught upon Albuquerque, with Amon Amarth, Lamb of God, and Cannibal Corpse (we hope) in tow. As the metal giants head into a well-earned retirement, the Crew had some advance knowledge of their tour stopping here, so we have planned out a tribute well in advance. Of course, if we are sharing it here, it means a tribute in the form of beer. In collaboration with our good friends at Red Door, this Friday marks the arrival of Raining Blood, an imperial red ale created with an obscene amount of hops. Franz Solo and head brewer Matt Meier designed this recipe to get us all through this season in the abyss. Put together your war ensemble, get in touch with your inner skeletons of society, and meet us south of heaven. Just don’t forget your dead skin mask!

On the new beer front this week, there are a only few options to check out, as one might expect between the holidays. Bow & Arrow is putting Cosmic Arrow Brett Saison in bottles this Friday. Boxing Bear brings back an old favorite in Standing 8 Stout, while Murkules double dry-hopped hazy DIPA makes its debut. Marble dreams of warmer days with American Pilsner. Nexus unveils its version of a Brut IPA, while this week in the King’s Keg Series, a special new small-batch beer available only at the brewery, is Pomegranate Pop-Tart. Rio Bravo hopes to have a fresh batch of Blurred Lines New England-style IPA on tap early next week. Sidetrack listened to our calls for more Buzz Bomb with, well, you guessed it.

Up in Santa Fe, things are quiet this week.

Continue reading for all the news that is fit to blog for the week of December 24.

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The Week Ahead in Beer: Last-minute brew gifts and events abound

Posted: December 19, 2018 by cjax33 in The Week Ahead in Beer
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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 handle The Week Ahead in Beer.

Stoutmeister puts on his serious face to handle The Week Ahead in Beer.

In these final days before Christmas, make sure to take some time out from the madness and enjoy a pint or two. Plus, you can always shop at the breweries for gifts besides beer, while still drinking beer. There are some additional holiday-themed events and a few more special beer releases in package this week. Starting with the events, Marble Westside is hosting an Ugly Sweater Contest as part of their Throwback Thursdays with DJ Wae Fonkey on Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. Rio Bravo is hosting a fundraiser for the UNM Children’s Hospital with Jason Mraz on Thursday starting at noon. The Desert Darlings return to Tractor Wells Park on Friday at 8 p.m. for the Nightmare Before Xmas Edition of Hops and Dreams. Up in Santa Fe, there will be special Christmas-themed music events on Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. with The Shiners Club and Blues Revue Band at the original Second Street location. Then on Saturday, Second Street Rufina hosts Hip-Hop for the Holidays Volume 5 at 8 p.m.

New beers in package this week include Two Shades of Haze in 4-pack cans at Bosque, Barleywine in bottles at The 377, and Skookum Barleywine in a double-can package (one regular, the other barrel aged) at Second Street Rufina. Just keep drinking what you’ve got, you’ll make room in the beer fridge.

On the new beer front this week, there are a few options to check out. Bombs Away introduces a new Winter Lager. Canteen defies the season with some Grapefruit Exodus IPA, then goes big on Friday with St. Bob’s Imperial Stout. Cantero (welcome to the listings) sticks with the season with Gingerbread Stout. Dialogue goes old-school with some Abbey Ale. Nexus brings back a Crew favorite in the Beam Me Up Scotty. Quarter Celtic goes light with Fiona La Blonde and dark with Irish Handcuffs. Rio Bravo pours some dessert in the form of a new Chocolate Stout. Steel Bender is feeling German again with Die Dunkel Seite.

Up in Santa Fe, Blue Corn has a fresh batch of its IPA Challenge-winning Gatekeeper IPA. HoneyMoon (welcome to the listings) has two new kombucha on tap in Camellia Blanco and Camellia Flor. Tumbleroot went ahead and put Orange Chocolate Stout on nitro. Further north in Red River, RRBC taps its Bourbon Barrel-Aged Bad Medicine Honey DIPA.

Continue reading for all the news that is fit to blog for the week of December 17.

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