We have over 70 different grains available in our grain room!
Wine kits and oak barrels!
Wide selection of top quality equipment!
Well stocked store
Distilled Spirits! We can get you set up with everything you need!
Beer Making 101! We offer classes for only $10 per class.
Need a kegerator? We can get you set up with one of ours or help you build your own!
Kombucha, Keifer, Yogurt, Sour Dough, Cheese making, and More!
Store front
Grow your own hops. Here we go again.
outside
Chris M.
Nov 19, 2022
Kinda hard to tell if this is still the name of this business. Web presence is spotty, and there's a DIY looking sign that says a different name. Looks like a great spot for brewing supplies. I got there to fill a co2 tank for seltzer. They also have a few beers on tap for drinking or filling growlers.
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Maithili S.
Aug 22, 2021
Attended a class here on making wine, mead and cider. Classroom style teaching, he goes over the details of alcohol, history and gives recipes. My understanding of alcohol grew exponentially! Highly recommend!
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Carolyn P.
May 5, 2016
Hello, my name is Carolyn, and I brew beer. Homebrewers need a mothership - a place to go when you need grains and yeast, break your hydrometer (for the 5th time), want to oogle and drool over that 15-gallon stainless conical fermenter, or are seeking inspiration for your next brew. Southwest Grape & Grain is my mothership. The staff are friendly and helpful, the ingredients are good quality and always well-stocked, and the prices are good.First time brewing? Don't know the difference between all-grain and extract? Curious what SG, OG, and FG mean? Just ask the guy in the red shirt for non-judgmental guidance. The folks here are happy to explain the process and set you up with all the gear and ingredients that you need to get going.If you're a regular (or soon to be), you should definitely take part in their Loyalty Program. After spending $250 (over time, not in one transaction), you'll receive $25 store credit...so essentially a delayed 10% discount.Hoppy Brewing!
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Jenna E.
Jul 19, 2013
I have several friends that brew and I have recently started brewing myself but I'm definitely a noob. Despite this, I've been to a lot of brew stores throughout NM and this is bar far the best. The size, selection, layout, knowledge, and staff are all outstanding. I have literally walked in and said I was searching for a gift but I had no idea what I was doing but I knew what I wanted- they were patient, extremely helpful, and, more importantly, didn't steer me wrong. Everything worked out we went to build out everything. I can't say the same for other stores I've been to. Other places always seemed to either sell something that was broken, didn't fit, or didn't tell us everything we needed. Sure, that's partly my fault but when having to swap certain things because they're out of stock, you're sort of trusting them to get it right...ALL the guys at SW are excellent. Although people drive like bats out of hell in the parking lot, once you get inside, it's a relaxing beer (and wine) oasis. They have display builds for kegging systems, taps, etc. which is EXTREMELY helpful when you're trying to figure out how the heck to build your own and what it should look like. Although the prices seem expensive, they're very reasonable for brewery supplies (which are never cheap). I'm constantly impressed by the knowledge and selection of this place whether you're a complete novice like myself who hasn't graduated from doing basic kits (with the exception of cider) to the full blown all grain brewing, the supplies are quality and the guys don't try to jip you. Even the kits they have are good from Brewer's Best. The only kit that was less than stellar, especially for the price, was the Rogue Dead Guy Ale. But you live and learn.Overall, if you're into brewing- novice or advanced- this place is a must visit. Locally owned and great staff- what are you waiting for?!
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Donald V.
Sep 7, 2019
Go to LHBS. Love it. Always have answers for my questions. Whether it's extract, mini mash or BIAB, they are always ready to go.
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James O.
Jun 15, 2016
Every time I show up I have a list of questions. Everything from what is a good substitute for... Or why is my beer foaming on tap. It doesn't matter who is working that day. I have never dealt with someone that didn't know their stuff. Excellent selection of brew kits, yeast, grain and supplies/accessories. Highly recommend making his your home brew store.
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Robert B.
Jan 14, 2013
I've been to quite a few home brew stores, including many on the crowded east coast. But SW Grape and Grain beats them all. The folks who work here are amazingly helpful and knowledgable, but not pushy. Wan to must wander around and look at stuff? Cool. Want to discuss the finer points of brewing for an hour or so? Also cool. They have everything I could think of with regards to brewing supplies, equipment and information. And, though I'm not an expert, they appear to have a ton of wine making supplies as well. But wait, are you not quite an expert in the craft? No worries, because they have seminars and classes as well! I don't know why it took me so long to visit here, but you can bet that I'll be back! Just don't let your dog sample you brews - ruff!
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Nat S.
Apr 16, 2014
Nerd alert, so I have been interested in making my own cream cheese for a couple months. So I had been on the lookout for a key component called rennet. I have friends that are scientists, and they were championing making their own cream cheese. Saying it tastes whey better, and is much cheaper. So after asking for this item at whole foods and the co- op, the cheese buyer at the co- op directed me here. What a fabulous store. I would say it fits all levels novice to advanced for wine, beer, and cheese making. Unlike other reviewers the staff was polite, friendly, and helpful. I was directed to a cooler in the back that has all kinds of brewing yeast strains, and cheese making cultures. I also bought a tunable thermometer, and a USA made cheese cloth- specially made for making soft style cheeses. Making cheese is easier than you think, same with bread. Cream cheese is a good gateway cheese. Maybe I preparing for the downfall of society, learning to make all that I covet. Or maybe it is my moms German and Swedish crafty heritage, and wanting to know that there is just wholesomeness and love, and not a bunch of preservatives and additives in what I am eating.We will surely be back when we decide to delve into the art of brewing beer.
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Ken R.
Dec 26, 2024
hops aren't refrigerated and poor selection. yeast is old and poor selection. this is not the first time I been in here and sorely disappointed
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MariaAlicia S.
Sep 9, 2022
The brewery itself is absolutely amazing. I have never felt so welcomed, anywhere. It truly is a family. If you get a chance, please go there. I will definitely be becoming a regular. Atmosphere truly does matter and you won't find anything better.
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