Beer in Colombia

Beer in Colombia is a sizeable industry ranging from small local micro-brews to large scale productions of popular brands. It is estimated that Colombia has more than 15 large national brands (the most popular listed below); but dozens of small/local microbrewery boutique beers are growing beyond regional demand.

List of Colombian beers

BBC Bogotá Beer Company
  • Candelaria clásica[1]
  • Monserrate Roja
  • Chapinero Porter
  • Usaquén Stout
  • Chía Weiss

Cervecería Bavaria
  • Águila
  • Águila light
  • Águila Cero (non alcoholic)
  • Aguila Imperial (seasonal)
  • Pilsen
  • Poker
  • Poker Ligera
  • Redd's
  • Casa Suárez
  • Costeña
  • Costeñita
  • Club Colombia Dorada (blonde), Roja (red), Negra (black)
  • Cola & Pola (refajo)

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Cerveza 3 Cordilleras
  • Rose
  • Blanca (American Wheat)
  • 6.47
  • Mestiza (American Pale Ale)
  • Negra (Stout)
  • Mulata (Amber Ale)

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Cerveza Ancla
  • Cerveza Ancla Super Premium, is a Lager/Pilsner style beer, brewed under "Reinheitsgebot" the German beer purity law.

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Cerveza Casa Suárez
  • Rubia

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Cerveza Colón
  • Colón Negra
  • Colón Rubia
  • Colón Roja
  • Colón Light

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Cerveza San Tomás
  • San Tomás
  • Hefe Weizen
  • Märzen
  • Dubbel
  • Bock

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Lino Brewing Company S.A.S.
  • COLPA - Colombian Pale Ale
  • COLAA - Colombian Amber Ale
  • COLS - Colombian Stout
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See also

References
  1. bbc.com.co
  2. "Bavaria S.A. - Home". Archived from the original on 2014-05-16. Retrieved 2011-03-06.
  3. 3 Cordilleras
  4. CERVEZA ANCLA SUPER PREMIUM - Cerveza Ancla Super Premium
  5. https://www.facebook.com/casa.suarez.cerveceria.artesanal.santandereana/
  6. Palos De Moguer
  7. ":: Santomas". Archived from the original on 2011-02-08. Retrieved 2011-03-06.
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