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Craft Beer
The taste is more accurate and flavors of fruits or nuts sprout from the foamy liquid. Yes, we are talking about craft beer, and if you love it as much as we do, check these awesome places in Lisbon where you can find them.
Duque Brewpub
It’s a tiny bar with raw decoration – white walls and wooden furniture – with 3 or 4 individual tables and a big one in the middle where people sit all together. Here you can find all kinds of Portuguese craft beers that you can enjoy in a cool environment while listening to nice music. They also have a terrace on the hill, where you will be able to appreciate the view over the castle!
8ª Colina Brewery
Meaning the 8th hill of Lisbon (you read it “oitava colina”) is a reference to the hill where this brewery stands on, called Graça. This neighborhood had several worker’s villages, and the brewery stands right in the middle of one of the most typical ones, Vila Berta. Inspired by that ambiance and, specially, by the people that live here, 8ª Colina associates each beer to particular human characteristics, creating for each one of them a different character with its own personality. These beers can be found in many different bars of Lisbon but, if you want to know how they make it, you can also visit the brewery and try one directly from the source!
Lisbon Cerveteca
The Cerveteca was the first beer bar in Lisbon, exclusively dedicated to craft beers. The menu is constantly updated, including those available under pressure, but can always be counted on a total of more than 100 options. In reality the problem is to choose. Ask for suggestions to the bartenders who are dying to show their deep knowledge of the subject.
Quimera
One of the coolest and secret spots in Lisbon. More off-the-beaten-path, you will probably have to jump on a taxi or Uber to get there, but it is totally worth it, as is located inside of a tunnel that was as horses path to Palácio das Necessidades, that used to be the Royal Palace, and is today the Ministry of Foreing Affairs. It also served as a scape for the last king of Portugal, D. Manuel II, in 1910, when Republicans attacked the Palace and ended the Monarchy in Portugal. Oh, and the selection of craft beers is really good as well
