Showing posts with label Santa Fe Pale Ale. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Santa Fe Pale Ale. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 31, 2007

Santa Fe Pale Ale 'close second' to Sierra Nevada


I was recently in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and ate at the Catamount Bar & Grille, where I ordered a pint of Santa Fe Pale Ale.


Santa Fe Pale Ale reminded me of Sierra Nevada and Bass -- I loved it.


I'm not alone in my opinion. At a dinner party in Albuquerque the next day, I talked with a fellow who lives in Santa Fe. He said Sierra Nevada is his favorite beer, but Santa Fe Pale Ale is a "close second."


Sante Fe Brewing Company is the oldest microbrewery in New Mexico.
I also tried the microbrewery's Santa Fe Nut Brown. It was good, with the smoothness and malty sweetness I expect from nut brown ales, but not the depth and variety in the flavor profile that I had hoped for. Still, a good, solid nut brown.


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