People love beer. People also love sustainability. And
one Albuquerque Brewery is serving up a tasty combination of the two.
Kaktus Brewery, recently featured in the ABQ Journal,
is pretty unique in that sense, serving up tasty craft beers and of course,
conducting their business in a pretty “green” way. The brewery is described as
a community moreso than a brewery. They even have house chickens to complement
their wide variety of unique craft beers.
According to ABQ Journal, when
you visit Kaktus Brewery, you get some personal attention you probably won’t
find anywhere else:
Before guests even reach the tap area, they immediately
enter the self-guided tour. They can go behind the scenes at their leisure to
see how Kaktus operates and learn more about the ingredients it uses in its
craft beers.
...
Other interesting things to see at Kaktus are its
50-panel solar array with a 6-kilowatt system, its use of recycled water and
its house chickens. All contribute to the brewery’s mission to model
sustainable living and working practices.
...
Kaktus also feeds its 15 chickens with food that
patrons do not finish. The leftover food also is used for compost, Koller said.
Kaktus
Brewing Company
WHERE: 471 South Hill Road in Bernalillo
HOURS AND INFO: 11:30 a.m.-10 p.m. Fridays and
Saturdays, 11:30 a.m.-8 p.m. Sundays through Thursdays. Visit kaktusbrewery.com
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