Consorcio Cervecero de Baja California is a brewery based in Tijuana, in the Mexican state of Baja California. Operating under the name La Taberna TJ, the brewery is part of a growing craft beer scene in the border region between Mexico and the United States. Tijuana has become one of Mexico's most vibrant craft brewing hubs, and Consorcio Cervecero de Baja California is one of the producers contributing to that reputation. The brewery's portfolio spans a range of beer styles with a clear appreciation for traditional European brewing traditions. Among their offerings are lagers in the Märzen and Festbier style, such as Brava, a 5.3% ABV amber lager, as well as Güera, a lighter beer. The brewery also brews Bufadora, a Maibock — a stronger, malt-forward lager style rooted in German tradition — demonstrating a willingness to explore seasonal and specialty styles alongside more approachable everyday beers. Consorcio Cervecero de Baja California reflects the character of Tijuana's beer culture: internationally informed, regionally rooted, and increasingly recognized beyond the borders of Mexico. Their beers can be tracked on platforms like Untappd and BeerAdvocate, where they have gathered ratings and reviews from drinkers on both sides of the border.