Tractor Brewing Company - Wells Park

I had an incredible experience at Tractor Brewery in Albuquerque during their comedy night, which takes place on the first Friday of every month. The atmosphere was vibrant and inviting, with stunning carbon bird art hanging from the ceiling that added a unique touch to the ambiance.The highlight of my visit was definitely the Haymaker Honey Wheat beer. This brew is a delightful blend of flavors that perfectly balances sweetness and refreshment. The first sip reveals a smooth, creamy texture that dances on the palate, followed by the gentle sweetness of honey that lingers beautifully. There are subtle notes of citrus and floral undertones that enhance the experience, providing a refreshing finish that keeps you coming back for more. It's the perfect beer to enjoy while laughing along with the talented comedians!If you're looking for a great night out filled with laughter and tasty craft beer, Tractor Brewery is the place to be. I can't wait to return for more comedy and to indulge in another Haymaker!

Tractor used to be a lot more fun but have found myself choosing other breweries lately. This particular location doesn't seem to have much patrons anymore. All the times I've gone, it's really dead so we don't stay long. Some highlights are that I actually took a mixology class here back in June which was pretty awesome and also for Halloween, they had a fun selection of seasonal offerings! I had a candy apple cauldron cocktail thing and it was delicious! Also we happened upon one afternoon while the Kentucky derby was being broadcast and all the staff were dressed up and so were the patrons. It was really random but fun nonetheless Tractor used to be a staple when choosing somewhere to hang out but with the recent openings of other venues, it's more like a precursor to your actual venue of choice and not the main venue of choice.

I'm not usually someone who frequents bars, but after going to this bar, I might consider becoming a barfly. In the last month, I've been twice - once for a Beetlejuice themed bellydance show, and tonight for the "Before I Die" Death Festival with a panel of Death Doulas. What a fun and eclectic atmosphere!! I love places that not only host fun events but also thought provoking events that stimulate conversation. To top it off, the seasonal margaritas are amazing! I had a cinnamon Margarita and it was so tasty, everyone else at the table ordered one too. I think I found my new hangout!

Tractor Brewing is well loved for their beer and cider but did you know they also have really amazing cocktails? Or if you're like me and not currently drinking alcohol, they have some great mocktail options.I came for a young professional group networking event and was so excited to try one of their spring specialties. I went with the flirty bee's knees which was quite tart, but really good, and had a nice kick of honey. They have a good amount of patio seating. They have added over the years and inside is very nice as well. They recently welcomed taste of love to this location and they are handling the food options. I highly recommend giving them both a try.The only downside is, of course, parking is limited but there's plenty of street parking in the area.

Had not been in a long time thought they only did beer. Found out they are distilling and found out awesome cocktails awesome local place. .

Always looking forward to the seasonal cocktails here! The Prickly Pear Margarita was perfect and especially loved the half salt/half chile rim. Amazing service as usual.

This is my favorite of all the Tractor locations. The place is so cute and I love the cardboard bird hung above. There is no food but they do have different food trucks parked outside for a food option. My husband love the beers and I go for the spirits. The bartenders always make a really good drink here and they are always so unique. I also like that they are seasonal to switch things up. The first drink was a Biscochito Old Fashion. It tasted like an old fashion with a hint of cinnamon and very good. The next was an Earl Grey Lady. This was my favorite of the whole evening. It wasn't sweet but also not bitter. It was just a good combo that I wasn't expecting. I was very surprised about this drink. The beer is called Farmer's Tan and is a red. Beer isn't something I drink anymore but my husband agrees it's not all that bitter.

Stopped in this afternoon to check out the spring cocktail menu. Everything on the menu sounds wonderful, and I decided to try the Wildflower Margarita, made with Tractor's violet-infused agave spirits, lavender, lime, agave syrup, orange bitters, and wildflower bitters, with a raw sugar rim.Oh, my, this is good! Subtle floral flavors and a nice kick from the agave spirits. And check out how pretty it is!You're sure to find something you like here. Next time I'll try the strawberry lemonade...or maybe the grapefruit gimlet...or the bee's knees...so many choices!

After one visit with five friends, I am anxious to go back. Why? It's just a casual relaxed place, with a good selection of beer and karaoke on Tuesdays with a taco truck on-site. I don't ask for too much when it comes to breweries, just good beer selections, a clean place, nice servers, reasonable prices. This place fills that brief. Insights: The parking lot is small, but there is also parking on the side street. There is a patio outside the taproom. The taproom itself is not tiny but not large either. Beers range in price from I think about $3.50 and up ... ask the servers. Beers are listed behind the bar counter with ABV and IBU ratings - THANKS! There is an interesting assortment of art posters on the walls in the space between the bathrooms and the taproom. That's it in a nutshell. It's a nice place with a cool vibe.

Love this pub. The bartenders are awesome and it's got a really cool crowd. Thursday nights they have horror nights it's so much fun.