Santa Fe Brewing Company - Albuquerque Taproom

This taproom is located in a retail 'development' which consists of repurposed steel shipping containers. There is a tall standard across the street that gives the impression that the nearby industrial building is where the taproom is located, but it's actually in the complex that carries the large sign of Green Jeans. There is very limited parking available for this place. The interior of the pub is compact given that it's converted shipping containers. There is a short bar with seating, and a seating area in the adjacent 'room'. There is additional seating on the second level, and possibly the rooftop. There was also an outdoor patio area with heaters.

There were 22 beers on tap (including a cider and a seltzer). We had stopped here only to buy beer and cider to go, but we ended up drinking a glass of each of our purchases. Each was brewed very well to style, but that is not an overall evaluation of all of their beers.

No food is served here, but there is food at some of the other containers in this complex. It's an interesting place, and I'll go back to try some of their other beers if even in the area again.

 

 

 

OK stop, but you are unlikely to have a new beer here. Chicken Killer is the killer beer and it always has been for them. So don't go out of your way.

I’m doing my part to support the place reviews. This is the satellite location of the Santa Fe Brewing Company, located in a “food truck” type spot. So no food, but plenty of options all around. Beers on tap and to go. It’s a cool concept, if somewhat underwhelming.