Discover the brewing history of the Duke City!

Albuquerque's history dates back thousands of years to the Pueblo people that inhabited present day New Mexico. When the railroad came to town in the 1880s, local beer was soon to follow. Before Prohibition, Southwestern Brewery first produced the Glorieta beer, a brand that was resurrected and popularized by Rio Grande Brewing Company in the 1930s. Today, over thirty breweries and taprooms can be found in every corner of the city's limits.

Suggested beer when visiting: Wet Mountain IPA (Canteen), Way Out West Wild Sumac (Bow and Arrow), and Acclimated APA (La Cumbre).

Information for this episode comes the Brewery Collectibles Club of America and NM Dark Side Brew Crew.