Marble Brewery Santa Fe Tap Room

So sad to hear this place closed. Marble produces a lot of great beer, and I lived down the road from this Cerrillos location when it opened before I moved back to the duke city. To me, it was the place for locals to drink in the area.

It just wasn’t our cup of … Beer. While unique in flavor from other Brewers, we didn’t enjoy the fragrant, fruity flavor in, quite honestly, every beer we tried. From Pilsner to Stout, hints of citrus creeped out and greeted our unexpected palates. Their darkest beer tastes like cherries… That’s not normal, which I guess is what they’re going for. Not a huge fan, but always worth the try to find the local beers you like. Glad to check this off the list.

Came in from out of town looking for a good brew. The bar tender was really cool and friend and would strike a good conversation about beer. If you had any questions about a brew before you finished talking he’s pouring it into a smaple glass for you.
Now the beer. I had their imperial stout and imperial red. Both were excellent! The aroma of the red was inviting. Just smelling it was a delight. So, i bought two bottles of it.

Being from Southern California, I figured that NM would not have beers that could compete with our brew. I was wrong. Marble Taproom was walking distance from our hotel in Santa Fe, so we visited it many times. We tried every beer on tap and was not disappointed with a single one. Overall, this is one of the most well rounded breweries I’ve been to. The imperial red was outstanding.

Best brew pub in santa fe. Staff is always friendly, beer is always cold and the crowd is chill. Stop by, you won’t be disappointed.

Always a great selection of beers with rotating special beers. Deals on pints and growlers if you are a brew member… totally worth it if you visit often… and you should.

Note: this location is the new one– the Plaza storefront is now closed since May 2014.
We love Marble Brewery! Since our first visit in October 2013 when we tried a sampler of all the beers, we became obsessed with this place. Last year we came home with a growler of the seasonal Pumpkin Ale, and this year we came home with a refill of the White Out. The white out is a delicious and crisp beer with a smooth aftertaste. Definitely recommended and only $ 8.50 for a growler fill.
This location, still near the Plaza, is definitely more chill and relaxed. The bartender was helpful and cheery, helping us sample as many beers as we liked before deciding on a growler fill. The clientele seemed laid back and the lighting in the bar lent a nice feel throughout. Hopefully they get enough traffic in this new location, but it does seem more local than touristy now, which is a nice change. Do stop in and visit them for an inexpensive pint of delicious beer!

Marble Brewery make outstanding Beer. Had to do a little snooping around to find it since they left the Plaza, but it is definitely worth the effort. Had the Pumpkin Ale and Reserve Ale. Sad to say they don’t sell this in Texas. Oh well maybe one of these days.

New and fun and finally starting to catch on. Some of the best beer around, particularly the seasonals. Glad to have them in Santa Fe and the vibe is still small, personal, and friendly. Hoping for some real food options, whether through food truck or partnerships. I ‘m also hoping for more community building but I think that will come with time.

Friendly, clean and great brew! If you use google maps to get here walk around the building to discover this gem.

Everything is tasty!

Nice new location in the rear of the Luna Building while they renovate their location upstairs.
The beers are always good – a dozen Marble beers on tap from Pilsner to Oatmeal Stout to Barley Wine. There’s something for any beer lover. A favorite is the White IPA which is normally on in summer.

This is a clean, minimalist little space, very reminiscent of the West Side Albuquerque location in feel and aesthetic.
A few pieces of art adorn the walls and a basic sound system spits out some rock, which again suggests a minimalist attitude. It works though. Of course all this is made possible by tasty Marble beers that make any setting tolerable.
The taplist here seems to offer all you’d find in Albuquerque and the prices seem the same too. Set up at the long bar and ask for a few samples, Marble’s staff is usually very accommodating.
Right now (May 2014), the exceptional Brew Club Barleywine is available and it is a must-​try for true beer lovers. Other gems are the homebrew club collabo, Maibock, and the perennnial favorites, Double White and Double IPA. If you like to stick to a go-​to on your brewery outings, Marble’s IPA, Pilsner, Red and Oatmeal Stout are all world class beers. Some snobs may disagree, but the Wildflower Wheat is also delicious and perfect for the summer months. It’s also the best choice for craft beer newbies and can be the gateway drug to year’s of addiction and dependency on good beer.
Finally, word is this space is somewhat temporary, a bookmark until a bigger space next door becomes available, but for now it will do.