Breweries
Craft beer is king in New Mexico! As the numerous international awards keep rolling in each and every year, the legend of New Mexico beer continues to build.
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New Mexico Brew Fest features breweries, cideries and distillers.
Breweries are subject to change, but attendees can always expect a good mix of New Mexico OGs and newer, interesting brewers making an impact on the local beer scene.
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For a deep dive into the state’s industry, visit our list of: NM CRAFT BEER RESOURCES
2023 Craft Brewery Vendors
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Gravity Bound Brewing
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Sunday Service Motor Co.
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Tractor Brewing
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Rio Bravo Brewing
riobravobrewing.com
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Marble Brewing
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All The Things
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Downshift Brewing Co.
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Ex Novo Brewing Co.
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Little Toad Creek
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Boxing Bear Brewing Co.
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La Cumbre Brewing
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Thirsty Eye Brewing
thirstyeyebrew.com
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Brew Lab 101
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Turtle Mountain Brewing
GET TO KNOW
NEW MEXICO BEER
The craft beer scene in New Mexico runs deep. To keep up with all the beer that’s fit to drink, we suggest following the organizations below, as well as get out there and taste, taste, taste!
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For the most up to date information, news and events on New Mexico's craft brewers, we urge you to visit the New Mexico Brewer's Guild site and its interactive Beer Map.
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For the true low down on New Mexico craft beer (from the beer lover’s side of the bar), The Dark Side Brew Crew provides tons of information on new and established breweries, industry developments and beer-related events (like this one about NMBFX. It’s a must for beer geeks like yourself.
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Since 2008, the enigmantic ABQ Beer Geek has been chronicling the development local craft beer scene in Albuquerque. There is a lot to unpack here.
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New Mexico Magazine’s 2019 guide provides links to 100+ breweries around the state, as well as a hnady map to point you in the right directon.
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In New Mexico you can drink distinctive local beer almost anywhere you visit. About three dozen independent operations - microbreweries, brewpubs, brew houses, and taprooms - have sprung up from Artesia in the state’s southeast corner to Farmington in the northwest, with the biggest concentration in and around Albuquerque.