Metro area
Within 13 miles of Santa Fe we track 9 breweries. 1 rates Great. Rowley Farmhouse Ales in Santa Fe leads the list at 4.18 (Great).
Exceptional
A short list of extraordinary breweries worth planning a trip around.
Great
Consistently produce world-class beer.
Fine
Make genuinely good beer, if not the pint you will still be talking about next year.
Poor
Not bad beer so much as unremarkable beer.
Limited
Most craft beer drinkers pass these by.
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States
Rowley Farmhouse Ales is an independently-owned small brewery located in picturesque Santa Fe, New Mexico. Our focus is to produce the highest quality funk-forward farmhouse and sour ales, fermented and aged in wood, and sometimes with fruit and other fun fermentables. Come check us out!
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States
At Bosque Brewing Company, we craft beers that can be enjoyed, debated and discussed at length by everyone from Master Cicerones to burgeoning craft drinkers, and we look to create an inclusive community space that brings individuals together through the power of great beer and great conversation. We take pride in pushing the boundaries and norms of craft beer while remaining true to our values and sense of community. We partner with local businesses, growers, and charities to deepen our commitment to New Mexico and stay true to the area that has supported our growth for over five years. We look forward to continuing to create revolutionary products while curating spaces where people feel that they are an integral part of our story.
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States
Tumbleroot Brewery & Distillery produce's fine quality beer and is ranked #15 in New Mexico. They are most well known for "Honey Double", which is an Imperial IPA and "Sunrise", which is a Japanese Rice Lager. Their primary focus is brewing IPAs and Pale Lagers.
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States
Hidden Mountain Brewing Company finds its origins in the water, air, and mythical wonders of the High Rio Grande Valley, complimented by strong cultural influences brought over from Mexico. We are committed to ingenuity, diversity and the adventurous spirit that has always distinguished New Mexico from the rest of the American Southwest. When you venture into Hidden Mountain, you will step into the atmosphere of the High Rio Grande Valley, and you’ll begin to understand why this is a place that seems born of legend and lore. Respectful of our rich culinary history and traditions, while innovative and passionate about everything we do, we apply award-winning expertise both in our brewery and our kitchen. Your mouth will water at the aromas of our generations-tested recipes using the highest quality, locally sourced ingredients. Our Master Brewer’s creations provide the beer-drinking satisfaction that will enhance any mood or moment. Immerse yourself in the world of Hidden Mountain and enjoy an experience you will never forget
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States
Second Street Brewery opened in 1996 as a humble neighborhood brewpub in an out-of-the-way location on 2nd Street in Santa Fe. We steadily gained a devoted local following for our beers and unique atmosphere, which evolved naturally as Santa Fe residents discovered us and became loyal supporters. Over time we became a treasured Santa Fe institution.
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States
For years Lino Pertusini has wanted to do justice to pizza in America. In 2015 that opportunity arrived. Starting as a great place to have good quality Italian wines and brick oven pizza, pizzeria da Lino has grown into much more. We now offer hand made beer, brewed on site, along with hand made pastas and newly redesigned lamb and fish dishes. Come in and try in for yourself.
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States
Desert Dogs Brewery and Cidery produce's decent quality beer and is ranked #37 in New Mexico. They are most well known for "Bell Ringer", which is an American IPA and "Dr. Strangehop", which is an American IPA. Their primary focus is brewing IPAs and Ciders.
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States
In 1988, three cowboys with some used equipment, a high tolerance for risk and a dream to make something that tasted more like beer than water, started Santa Fe Brewing Company. That was back before 95% of America even knew what a "craft beer" was. We've been crafting, canning and conducting general experiments with malted barley, hops, yeast and water ever since. We are "New Mexico's" original craft brewery.
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