Adopt-a-Spot Enchanted Hills Blvd.
Turtle Mountain is looking for community-minded individuals, like yourself, who can:
- Take a stroll, Pick up stuff, Eat pizza, & Drink beer (more of a guideline than a rule) Help us make …
Turtle Mountain is looking for community-minded individuals, like yourself, who can:
- Take a stroll, Pick up stuff, Eat pizza, & Drink beer (more of a guideline than a rule) Help us make …
OG 14.7°P / IBU 35 / ABV 5.8
Black with garnet hues at the edges. Rich chocolate and roasty aromas. Satisfying caramelized depth. A touch of mild malt rooted in centuries-old English malting traditions. Flaked oats for a smooth, velvety mouthfeel. One hop—English Challenger—adds a touch of unmistakable English charm.
OG 12.1°P / IBU 37 / ABV 5.5
A captivating Pale Ale that pays homage to the New Mexico brewing scene, highlighting regional flavors, showcasing local hops from La Capilla Hops Farm: 25 lbs of fresh locally-grown Chinook hop cones, Zappa Neo Mexicanus hop for tropical fruit and hints of mint and black pepper, with Columbus for bitterness and Cascade for classic floral, citrus notes.
Honoring both the tradition and innovation of New Mexico brewing.
OG 15.25°P / IBU 25 / ABV 6.3 / G↓
Every year, breweries seem to release their Oktoberfest brews earlier and earlier. We simply cannot wait until September. (Yes, September. The Oktoberfest in Munich always begins in September) We at Turtle Mountain have historically shown some restraint. We’ve never released an Oktürtlefest in July like some breweries.
But we’re jonesin’ & keepin’ up with the Joneses. AugTürtleFest is breaking the calendar.
ZICKE ZACKE, ZICKE ZACKE, HOI HOI HOI !!!
IBU 15 / ABV 5.4
A traditional take on a Bavarian classic. The aroma is everything we love in the style; clove, banana and vanilla. The body is rich and creamy, yet finishes fairly dry and is as refreshing as any beer you’ll drink here or anywhere else.