Pueblo Vida Brewing Rolls Out 2 Monsoon-Themed Brews

July 5, 2024

"Our love letter to those remarkable storms."

Ah, it’s the season of rumbles up high, lightning displays in the sky, and sprinkles crashing onto my car’s windshield, reminding me that my wiper blades are cracked and dry.

Pueblo Vida Brewing Company is celebrating the season with two new beers to enjoy in their taproom or at home — possibly when we’re getting some rainfall, too, here in Tucson. Oh, that would be quite a coincidence, wouldn’t it? Drinking a Microburst hazy pale ale or a Monswoon hazy IPA while the scent of creosote joins in on the fun.

Okay, here are the two new Monsoon-themed brews to check out at Pueblo Vida Brewing this summer:

Microburst – Hazy Pale Ale with Mosaic, Ella, Simcoe hops
- “Just like the sudden, powerful downbursts that inspire its name, Microburst hits you with a refreshing gust of tropical and citrus notes. Grab a 4-pack and brace yourself for a delightful downpour of flavor!”
Monswoon – Hazy IPA with Hallertau Blanc, Idaho 7, and Citra hops
- “Monsoons are a special treat for all of us desert-dwellers and this beer is our love letter to those remarkable storms here in Tucson! We love a good summer shower and are hoping for lots of it this season!”

Microburst pale ale and Monswoon hazy IPA (Photo courtesy of Pueblo Vida Brewing)

Try the new brews while they’re available!

Bear Down Beer

In October of 2023, The University of Arizona and Pueblo Vida Brewing announced the debut of the Wildcat Cerveza.

Linette Antillon and Kyle Jefferson, the owners/founders of Pueblo Vida Brewing, share a deep love and connection to Tucson and have made it their home since graduating from the University of Arizona in 2009.

Wildcat is brewed in a traditional Mexican amber style which is more flavorful with a touch of sweetness balanced with a dry finish. It is smooth, crisp, and refreshing and if you really want to bear down, it pairs perfectly with a lime. It’s also a perfect summer beer to enjoy outdoors, while gathered around a barbecue grill, or any other casual gathering.

Wildcat Sonoran Style Cerveza (Photo courtesy of Pueblo Vida Brewing)

Pueblo Vida Brewing Company is located at 115 E. Broadway Blvd. For more information, visit pueblovidabrewing.com.

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