My Sweet Basil

I had the pleasure of visiting La Cumbre Brewing Company in New Mexico, and it was an outstanding experience from start to finish. The brewery combines a welcoming atmosphere with exceptional craft beers, making it a must-visit for both locals and travelers. The first thing that struck me was the friendly and knowledgeable staff. They were more than happy to guide us through their beer selection, which is diverse and extensive. From hoppy IPAs to rich stouts, there's something for every beer enthusiast here. The tasting room is comfortable and inviting, creating the perfect setting for enjoying a drink with friends or fellow patrons. The quality of the beer truly stands out at La Cumbre. Each sip was a testament to the brewers' skill and dedication to their craft. Their consistent high-quality brews have earned them a well-deserved reputation in the craft beer world. La Cumbre Brewing Company also impressed me with its commitment to the community and sustainability. They often host events and contribute to local causes, which adds to the sense of belonging when you visit. In summary, La Cumbre Brewing Company is a gem in the New Mexico craft beer scene. If you're a beer lover looking for great brews and a welcoming atmosphere, don't miss the opportunity to visit this fantastic brewery. It's a place where you can savor outstanding beers while enjoying the camaraderie of fellow beer enthusiasts.

We have their elevated IPA cans around in Tucson so had to stop and check it out. Good stuff. Outside is a bunch of picnic tables and you will probably have to share with randos if your party is small. The staff is nice and walk around to see if you are ready for another. They don’t have food but sometimes have food trucks but when we were there, they had cancelled so we walked to Canteen Brewing for some food.

Nice cool place to get out of the hot sun. They have a nice selection of beers to choose from. They have Pilsners, Lagers, IPA’s ambers and sours. This place is dog friendly with outside seating. The seating as one walks in is a little crowded, but it looks like they have upstairs seating too. The music wasn’t too loud. The staff really knowledgeable and guided us through the selection. They sample beer and they have flights Overall a great place to chill.

Arguably the best and most established brewery in Albuquerque. I've been coming here for years and have yet to taste a bad beer. It can get crowded on some evenings but is usually mellow during the afternoon if you're lucky or sad enough to be a day drinker. My only issue is that the 4 packs they sell of their own product is fairly more expensive than if one would drive up the road and purchase the same thing at a local liquor store. Growlers however are always a good deal.