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Hopping Past the Old Grind at Odells Brewery

April 10, 2018

  With all they hype about hops these days, its good to find people taking a new approach to this plant we’re all addicted to. Hops is a member of …

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Beer Co-op in Los Alamos, Worth the Trip

April 3, 2018

Los Alamos has a long tradition of alcohol consumption. Back in 1942 when the town was secret and scientists from all over the world were racing the Germans to build …

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Great Sand Dunes National Park Threatened by Trump Oil Drilling

March 23, 2018

Normally we post articles on places to recreate or beer to enjoy in the southern Rockies. Today we need to focus on protecting one of our most important places in …

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Beer and Biking – the Santa Fe Century 2018

March 18, 2018March 18, 2018

The 32nd Santa Fe Century bike ride will sport some major changes and beer at the end to give people serious incentive to complete the 100 mile ride. For the …

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Belgium Comes to Santa Fe via Three Brewhouses

March 7, 2018

  After years of being a two brewery town, Santa Fe now has an ever expanding universe of craft brew pubs making their own beers. Those of us who like …

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Wolf Creek Has Excellent Snow, Hot Water and Beer Nearby

February 22, 2018

Wolf Creek Pass Has Feet of Powder! After a winter (not over yet) of disappointing snowfall in New Mexico, Wolf Creek Pass Ski area just over the Colorado border has …

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Beer, Music and Skiing: Ski Santa Fe and Purgatory

February 16, 2018February 16, 2018

Ski Santa Fe finally got some natural snow just in time to coat the mountain for Brewski, their annual beer festival on the slopes on February 24. Seven brewers will …

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Hops and Marijuana Are Close Relatives

February 13, 2018February 13, 2018

Hops and Marijuana Are Close Relatives Over the last five years, India Pale Ale’s or IPAs have become one of the most popular styles of craft beer on the market. …

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Surprise Yourself With Homegrown Beers in Alamosa, Colorado

February 9, 2018February 9, 2018

Alamosa, Colorado, a bit north of Taos, New Mexico has two breweries offering local beer in a stunning setting. For those who haven’t been to Alamosa before, the beer alone …

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Where Santa Fe’s Eight Craft Breweries Get their Water

February 7, 2018February 7, 2018

  When you sit down to a locally made beer, 93% of the beer in your glass is water. That’s true of any beer anywhere, but here in the desert …

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