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Barcelona is one of my favorite cities in the world. It’s a place that’s both aware of its history while also pushing constantly toward the future. When it comes to architecture, art, food, and drink, Barcelona is always innovating. So it’s no surprise that the city has a massive, rapidly-growing craft beer scene. Most of the best bars are centrally located as well, so it’s easy to get to several different bars in one night. Best of all, unlike in some places, drinking craft beer in Barcelona doesn’t mean you’re stuck with typical American or British pub food. Many of the bars also feature menus with excellent local meats, cheeses, and tapas, so it’s perfectly easy to go from bar to bar, having a pint & a bite to eat at each. Here’s my guide to the best places to drink craft beer in Barcelona.

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The best craft beer bars in Barcelona

Cerveseria BierCaB

Cerveseria BierCaB is a beer nerd paradise in Eixample. Eixample is packed full of great craft beer bars, including the next few on this list. With 30 taps, it has one of the best beer selections in Barcelona. Some are local, while the rest are from all over Europe. There’s also a small, but high-quality bottle selection. The staff members clearly know their stuff, and they’re happy to help guide you to the beer you’re looking for.

It’s all a little bit of a beer bar cliche at this point, but give me classic rock & metal in a place with empty Russian River beer bottles on the walls, and I’ll be happy.

BrewDog Barcelona

Readers of this blog will know that I end up in a BrewDog bar pretty much everywhere I go. While there are plenty of other local beer options in Barcelona, there’s also a BrewDog in Eixample, so I had to stop in.

As far as BrewDog bars go, this was one of the larger spaces I’ve been in. It wasn’t crowded at all, and had a nice mix of 11 taps of BrewDog beer, plus 10 more guests, including a few Spanish beers.

Mikkeller Barcelona

Mikkeller is another worldwide craft beer bar chain that can be found in many major cities. Their Barcelona bar has the same decor as other Mikkellers.

The bar has 24 taps. Unfortunately, none of them are local, but there is still a nice selection of their own beer & beer from other European breweries.

There are a couple of other beer bars & bottle shops in Eixample that sound great, but I wasn’t able to visit: CocoVail Beer Hall, which also offers street food, and Zythos.

Chivuo’s Slow Street Food & Craft Beer

Chivuo’s has a few locations in Barcelona. The one I visited was located a couple of blocks off La Rambla.

The bar has 6 taps of local beer, plus sandwiches, fries, and other snacks. It’s a cool little corner spot that feels like a nice neighborhood spot to meet friends.

Beer’linale

Beer’linale is another beer bar near La Rambla. It has one of the largest craft beer selections in Barcelona, with 30 taps of beer. There’s a mix of local & Spanish beer, with the rest from elsewhere in Europe. A set of house beers comes from a brewery called Ilda’s.

While the beer list is great, Beer’linale also has one of the more extensive food menus you’ll find in a beer bar. Going beyond just tapas, they also have a full menu of Spanish dishes. When I visited, I’d just had a snack from the nearby La Boqueria market, but I still tried the coquetas de jamon iberico.

Kaelderkold

Kaelderkold is another great bar just off of La Rambla in the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona. It’s an unassuming place in an alley next to a church, but inside it’s a nice bar.

The bar has 15 taps, a couple of which are local, and the rest are from all over Europe. It’s a small, intimate bar with just a counter to sit at, but that makes it great for solo travelers and others who are looking for some conversation.

La Rambla and the surrounding areas have tons of touristy bars, so it’s great that there are some off-the-beaten-path craft beer and tapas places like Kaelderkold around.

Craft Barcelona

Craft Barcelona is another bar in Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter. It’s tucked down an alleyway, which is always a good sign. Look for the Brewdog sign & Catalonian flag, near the Cathedral. Most visitors will walk right past the alley entrance while they are sightseeing, but in addition to being right around the corner from some cool Roman ruins, Craft Barcelona is a nice classic Barcelona beer & tapas bar.

Craft Barcelona has a little bit of everything. There’s a selection of 9 taps, plus some local bottles. They also offer true pintxos, as you take what you want from the counter, then count the toothpicks to pay at the end. Each one is €1.

The bar also has entertainment, featuring open mic nights, music, and stand-up comedy. When I visited, a beer tour had just entered, but there was plenty of room for everyone. In a city overrun with touristy bars, Craft Barcelona is a nice bridge between a traditional Barcelona bar experience and quiet craft beer bar.

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Garage Beer Co

Garage Beer is one of the larger new breweries in Barcelona, and they’re doing some exciting stuff. Their bar has 10 taps, mostly their own, but also a couple of guests. There’s a selection of some local & import bottles as well.

They’re another spot filled with friendly, knowledgable bartenders. I talked with one bartender, Esteban, for a bit, and while I had a New England-inspired IPA & an excellent meat & cheese plate, he filled me in on some other places I should check out in the area.

The front room of Garage has a small bar to sit at, but head further back, and there’s a nice relaxing space with couches & places to relax.

Barcelona Beer Company

Continuing our tour of Barcelona’s best craft beer bars, let’s head across Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes toward the coast. Here you will find Barcelona Beer Company.

Since space in central Barcelona is limited, not many of the bars have patios of any significance. Barcelona Beer Company has one, which makes them noteworthy. They also have 16 taps of beer, 10 of their own and 6 guest.

Abirradero

Abirradero is in a somewhat different area, but it’s still within a reasonable walking distance from central Barcelona. The bar happened to be located near my hotel, the excellent Hotel Barcelona Universal

. It’s just across Paral-lel, making it a great option if you’re staying in this area of Barcelona. While there are other bars & restaurants around, the only other craft beer spot nearby is Brew Pub Le Sec, which was closed when I visited.

Abirradero has a phenomenal selection of beer, which can be enjoyed inside or on their large patio. Their 40 taps are the largest selection I saw. Amazingly about 75% are unique to them, brewed from their affiliated ICA (Instituto de la Cerveza Artizans). This craft beer brewing school provides opportunities for budding brewers to hone their craft. This school & bar truly make Barcelona’s craft beer scene unique. When there are this many taps available for showcasing creations, it allows brewers an opportunity to make something that stands out. While a selection this varied can be hit-or-miss, there are plenty of interesting beers to be found if you’re willing to poke through the list. Also, they serve each style beer at the optimal temperature, which few bars are serious enough to do.

While Barcelona’s craft breweries might not yet be achieving large distribution outside of Spain, the local beer scene is outstanding. There are beer bars to suit whatever kind of place you’re looking for, and the breweries in the city are producing increasingly high-quality beer. It’s only a matter of time before Barcelona’s craft beer scene gets its proper recognition, but in the meantime, if you’re visiting the city you can be a proper hipster & say you got to visit these bars & breweries first.

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We visit Barcelona’s best craft beer brewpubs and alehouses that are putting the city’s beer culture on the map

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Barcelona is getting a reputation as one of the top cities in Spain (and, dare we say, beyond) for craft beer. Even some in beer-proud Madrid will tell you that Barcelona is the place to be for great brew. This is a city with such huge aficionados of craft beer that they make that special combo of water, malt, hops and barley their cause – to the extent that there are tours of breweries, social networks devoted to craft beer, and you can even use apps like Untappd and websites such as BeerAdvocate, and RateBeer to seek out the latest barrel or bottle, including both local and imported products. Come along as we show you around the city’s top spots for the craft beer you crave.

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The pioneers

Cerveseria Jazz

  • Restaurants
  • Sandwich shop
  • El Poble-sec

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December ’92. While Barcelona was recovering from its post-Olympic hangover, one young man was getting ready to open what was to become a beer institution: the Cerveseria Jazz. Almost a quarter of a century later, Àlex Camacho is still behind the bar cooking up some of the best hamburgers in the city with the same patience and enthusiasm as when he talks about beer. The Jazz was a founding member of the Humulus Lupulus association and Steve’s Academy, and its walls are full of history – and not just of music, but of beer as well.

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La Cervesera Artesana

  • Bars and pubs
  • Breweries
  • Gràcia

Times have changed since 1993, when Steve Huxley began making Iberian, the first beer to be brewed and served at a microbrewery in Barcelona. And when Olaf Martí took the helm, made sure that the Artesana stuck to its principles: keep their five taps full of their home brews, and add in special touches that run the gamut from wild mushrooms to honey or spices. A classic.

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Freiburg

  • Restaurants
  • Beyond Barcelona

Before launching the great adventure that is Biercab, Manolo Baltasar transformed this sandwich shop into a place of pilgrimage for beer worshipers back in 1996. Thanks to the great selection of imported bottles – and not just from Germany – and despite starting out with just three taps (now they’ve got ten), this small space in front of the Collblanc market is also the perfect spot to stop in before a match at Camp Nou or a concert at Palau Sant Jordi.

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2D2Dspuma

  • Music
  • Sant Andreu

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Thanks to the passion for their work that Susana and Maria have, the Congrés area, home to the two 2D2 spaces, has become another must of a destination for beer lovers. They’ve got a shop where you can browse their unique selection, with up to 1,000 beers (including their own, of course), and a bar with nine taps that rotate local brews. What’s more, on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday nights they offer beers plus tapas at prices that will make you happy. Who said craft beer had to be expensive?

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Beerxample

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Biercab

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  • L’Antiga Esquerra de l’Eixample

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Just like the businesses in the Gaixample, the area’s beer purveyors have become an attraction beyond the limits of the city, beyond Catalonia and even beyond the borders of Spain. The turning point came when Biercab placed in the world ranking of beer establishments on the specialised website RateBeer, in summer 2014. The knowledge and insight of the brewpub’s partners – Navarran brewery Naparbier, distributors Zombier, and two respected professionals from the sector, Sven Bosch (The Drunk Monk) and Manolo Baltasar (Freiburg) – laid the foundations. They’ve got 30 taps and a huge selection of bottled beers, which is extended now extended at their shop at Muntaner, 57.

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Rosses i Torrades

  • Shopping
  • Specialist food and drink
  • Eixample

Thanks to his Rosses i Torrades, David Pié can claim the title of honorary godfather of the district’s beer culture. Open since 2010, this shop and bar invites you to enjoy a perfectly poured pint while you listen to vinyl on the turntable and disconnect from the outside world on a tour of the more than 500 beers on the shelves (though it’s likely best you don’t try them all in one go).

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Brewdog Bar

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  • L’Antiga Esquerra de l’Eixample

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Only a few metres up the road from Rosses i Torrades there are two more recent arrivals, both obligatory stops. For starters, there’s Brewdog, the first Scottish pub in Spain, offering 20 draught beers (a mix of their own brews and guest beers), including their award-winning Punk IPA.  

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Oma Bistró

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  • Contemporary European
  • Esquerra de l’Eixample

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On the same stretch of pavement as Brewdog stands Oma Bistró, a heavenly space that serves the best brunches in the area and that seems like it was transported from the confines of Williamsburg through a wormhole right to Consell de Cent. Here you can accompany your selection of craft beer from the various taps with your fill of their enticing NYC-style brunch, which is the cure to any hangover or start to any great day. 

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Garage Beer Co

  • Bars and pubs
  • Breweries
  • L’Antiga Esquerra de l’Eixample

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Also on Consell de Cent, just before it meets Biercab Street – sorry, Muntaner – another establishment is a favourite among beer novices and experts alike. It’s Garage Beer Co, a brewpub where, in addition to sampling their own beers, you can make yourself at home on a sofa only a few feet from the fermentation tanks.

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MonDoré

  • Restaurants

Long story short, when people talk about the Beerxample, they’re talking about the ideal showcase and barometer for Barcelona’s burgeoning beer culture. There is at least one establishment in every neighbourhood with something to offer lifelong beer geeks and the increasing numbers of new converts: shops, brewpubs, fashionable bars, and even restaurants with special beer and food pairings, such as Racó d’en Cesc and here at MonDoré.

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La Cerveseria Clandestina

  • Restaurants
  • Burgers
  • Sagrada Família

Near the Sagrada Família is this bar with good music, occasional art exhibitions, and a vibe that will make you feel right at home. They serve excellent hamburgers and tapas (with vegan options even), and quite the array of craft beers. It’s hard to find a craft beer you won’t like, bearing in mind that they have ten taps they change regularly, and as for the menu of bottles, there are more than 50 on offer.

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La Més Petita

  • Bars and pubs
  • Breweries
  • La Nova Esquerra de l’Eixample

With eight taps, La Més Petita, though its name means ‘The Littlest One’ is possibly the beer bar with the most pulls per square metre in the city. Theirs is a careful offering of domestic and imported craft beers in cosy surroundings. You can also get your brew of choice to take away in reusable containers.

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Ale&Hop

  • Bars and pubs
  • Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera

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Since 2011, the Born has also had its temple for beer worshipers. With a dozen rotating taps and three refrigerators full to bursting, as well as one of the most flexible timetables in the city (from Wednesday to Sunday you can enjoy your favourite beverage until 1.30am), Ale&Hop is also a great place to try eat, with pintxos on Thursdays, brunch at weekends, and healthy vegetarian food anytime. See? Beer can be healthy!

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Ølgod

  • Bars and pubs
  • Breweries
  • El Raval

Ølgod is a craft beer bar in the heart of the Raval that boasts 30 taps. The name comes from a Danish town, and means ‘god of beer’, and you’ll notice it all as soon as you walk in when you’re greeted by runes and a Viking ship. The folks at Ølgod are dedicated to craft beer from the north (although there’s always a local representation). In the kitchen is the same chef who worked in the space that stood here before: Juicy Jones. This translates to a small menu of vegetarian dishes made from simple yet quality recipes where everything is home-made (including the tortilla chips). There’s also a good, generous set lunch menu, which includes a pint of craft beer, or two half pints if you’re in the mood for trying a couple of different brews.

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Homo Sibaris

  • Bars and pubs
  • Breweries
  • Sants – Montjuïc

After trying his first bitter thanks to Steve Huxley, and becoming part of the beginnings of the Barcelona beer revolution with La Cerveteca and the association of beer culture Humulus Lupulus, Guillem Laporta headed back to the Sants neighbourhood. There he and some friends opened Homo Sibaris, where they could sell their own beer and have more freedom to try out new recipes. This is a must on any craft beer route. And with a terrace on Plaça d’Osca, what more could you ask for?

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Beer’linale

  • Bars and pubs
  • Breweries

Beer’linale welcomes you with 30 craft beer taps and a blackboard with all the detailed varieties.  The servers are attentive, quick and know how to give advice if you’re overwhelmed by choice. Surely, purists will find gaps in the beer catalogue, but for most of us neophytes, the 30 taps and the more than 180 bottled varieties will be more than enough. They also boast an arsenal of tapas and dishes that are absolutely essential to avoid crawling out of the place like a slug.

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Il Birrino

  • Restaurants
  • Italian

You’re greeted by a blackboard with six craft beers, five of them Catalan. Beer is the official poison at Il Birrino, a small space that might puzzle you at first, because next to the list of beers there’s another blackboard with pasta and starters. Craft beer and puttanesca? Yes, please! The selection of beers in rotation, although short, is impeccable and adaptable to different palates. And if you’re hungry, you’ll be happy to know that Chef Emanuele is one of the best cooks we’ve had the pleasure to cross paths with.  

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Bar La Rovira

  • Bars and pubs
  • Breweries
  • Gràcia

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What’s so attractive about La Rovira? For starters, there are 18 taps of craft beer, 15 of which are on a regular rotation. If you’re a novice, your friendly brewmaster, Noe, or any of the wait staff can give you the info you need before you spend your money. They’ll even let you try a finger so you can be sure of your choice. In addition to the beer, you can also get delicious grilled sandwiches with names of surrounding streets: the Reig i Bonet, for example, is chicken, avocado, onion and xipotle. They show Barça matches, have a beautiful jukebox with great singles, and at midday they offer a good lunch combo.

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Mikkeller Bar Barcelona

  • Bars and pubs
  • Breweries
  • Esquerra de l’Eixample

Direct from Copenhagen, Mikkeller Bar Barcelona brings you 24 different taps of the craft beer you crave. The space is cosy, modern and 100 percent Scandinavian. It’s one of the most ‘hygge’ places in the city. What’s that now? ‘Hygge’ is a Danish concept that has become synonymous with a nice afternoon at home on the sofa watching films under a blanket, with candles and an herbal tea in your hands. Or a good beer, of course. 

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La Cervecita

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  • Sant Martí

A beer a day… is the sage advice La Cervetica’s Quim and Angie offer. This friendly spot represents the essence of beer, with a dozen varieties on tap (including three hand pumps) and more than 300 bottled beers. It’s the brewing soul of Poblenou, where you’ll find a die-hard group of faithful local customers as well as in-the-know visitors stopping by after a long day at the beach.

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Kælderkold

  • Bars and pubs
  • El Gòtic

Behind this name many of us find tongue-twistingly foreign – it literally means ‘cold basement’ – is a desire to bring the spirit of Denmark to La Rambla. After all, the Scandinavian country is home to prized breweries such as Mikkeller, Amager and To Øl. Not only does Kælderkold boast 15 quality taps, this small bar was a pioneer in implementing a menu of beer cocktails. Cheers! Or as they say here, skål!

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Bodega Berlanga

  • Bars and pubs
  • Tapas bars
  • Ciutat Vella

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Bodega Berlanga aims to be that kind of a place where you can have a few quiet beers with some good friends. But what beers! There’s value on making the good stuff great here. You’ll be licking your lips over the local craft beer Fort (brewed in L’Hospitalet) on tap, in blonde and black. They also have beer-based concoctions, like the Austrohúngaro, with beer, apple syrup, tequila and mezcal. As if that weren’t enough, you get a little tapa with every drink order. Everything seems to have lined up nicely to guarantee a good time at Bodega Berlanga.

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Enkel

  • Restaurants
  • Contemporary European

Hidden in the Gothic neighbourhood, Enkel is an all-day restaurant combining Mediterranean and Latin American influences into one delicious cuisine. Their brunch is a culinary delight made from fresh produce from the local area and offers various vegetarian options. Be sure to try their craft beer on tap, local wine list or speciality coffee.

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Brewpubs (direct from the fermenter to you)

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Fàbrica Moritz

  • Bars and pubs
  • Sant Antoni

  • price 2 of 4

The gourmet area of Cervesa Moritz, in what used to be the old factory, is a non-stop food and drink extravaganza. In the brewery area, which has the longest bar in the city, you can try unpasteurised beer from a beer tap connected directly to a barrel in a microbrewery. You can also choose from a long menu of tapas from around the world. In this building, which was completely renovated by Jean Nouvel, you can also visit the microbrewery, but the best thing is to just take a stroll around and discover the little architectural details – the plant-lined walls, the periscope windows – that make the Fàbrica Moritz one of the city’s most amazing public buildings.

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BrewPub Le Sec

  • Restaurants
  • El Poble-sec

With everything in its place, Anna Cufí’s vast knowledge and alchemist Bernat Diego’s experience are the best guarantee for that this lovely micropub that youll find just in front of the Cervecería Jazz and Steve’s Academy. Wordplay aside, BrewPub Le Sec is changing the face of Poble-sec, we’re sure of it.

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BlackLab Brewhouse & Kitchen

  • Restaurants
  • Ciutat Vella

A great location and a fusion menu (combining Asian and US influences) are the strong points of this ambitious project that seems to have won over a fair chunk of the city’s beer-drinking public. Their Claudia IPA and Cosas Que Pasan APA were some of the best in 2015.

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El Vaso de Oro

  • Restaurants
  • La Barceloneta

  • price 2 of 4

As well as producing legendary tapas for almost 50 years, since 2009 El Vaso de Oro has been serving Fort beer at the perfect temperature, straight from the brewery in L’Hospitalet. One of their delectable ‘platillos’ (small plates of food) accompanied by a slender flute of ice-cold beer should be a rite of passage for any beer fan in Barcelona.

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Edge Brewing

  • Restaurants
  • La Vila Olímpica del Poblenou

Since 2013, brewers Scott and Alan have been working hard in this corner of Poblenou, and they still find room in their busy schedules to share their passion for craft beer. This artisanal microbrewery brews beer with American hops. You can buy a kind of pack of tickets that will get you the good stuff at an even fairer price (two litres for about a tenner) and visit their anti-aircraft battery, with tasting included, of course. Check in on their website, where you’ll find upcoming activities and pairings, always with beer as the star of the show.

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Shops

Lambicus

  • Shopping

Beer fans in Barcelona were sad when La Maison Belge closed down, but soon Henk filled the void in the hearts of hops fans with the opening of this shop that boasts almost 500 different beers and two inviting taps to go along with the range of local products. Unbeatable.

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Family Beer

  • Shopping
  • Delis
  • Gràcia

Those in the know agree that the real revolution in brewing is home brewing. If you have the the right refrigeration conditions and the space for it, you can find everything you need to make beer at home right here: four-litre kits, mixtures and ingredients galore, accessories, courses and more. Is that the sound of Heineken quaking in its boots?

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La Flor de Llúpol

  • Shopping
  • Sant Andreu de Palomar

In the heart of Sant Andreu, you can find this shop with over 200 varieties, four beers on tap, and a list of programmes, including tastings of British and German beers, and a session of beer pairings with Asturian cheeses.

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If wine is more your thing…

The 12 best Barcelona wine bars

  • Bars and pubs
  • Wine bars

Wine aficionados will be happy to know these brilliant Barcelona wine bars can certainly compete with some of the best in Spain. That means you can get it red, white, pink, fizzy, by the glass or by the bottle here. And whatever you fancy, this list’s got it. With this guide, you don’t have to be an expert; just pop along, ask, and the sommelier will help you choose what best suits you.

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    Trying craft beer in Barcelona.

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    As we said earlier, beer is highly appreciated and loved in Spain. Craft beer pleasantly surprises with its aromas, flavors and bright aftertaste. If you prefer only such beer, then today you will find out where to go for it in Barcelona. It is becoming more and more popular, so there is more and more choice.

    La Cervesera artesana

    If you’re looking for a wide range of craft beers in Barcelona, ​​this place won’t let you down. Among the variety of varieties there are also orange, mint, spicy, mushroom, coconut beer. Polite staff will tell you about each in detail and advise what to try according to your taste preferences.

    Address: Carrer de Sant Agustí, 14

    La Cerveseria Clandestina

    Cozy family brewery is located between the gastrobar and restaurants. It is enough to come here just a couple of times for the staff to greet you like an old friend and remember your addictions. Here you will find both classic bottled beer from Spanish and international brands, as well as aromatic craft drink of excellent quality.

    Address: Carrer de Còrsega, 611

    BrewDog Barcelona

    This is a place of Scottish origin, whose target audience is mainly foreigners, so you should go there if you still do not speak Spanish well and would like to find interesting conversationalists. BrewDog is famous for its quality beer and friendly staff. As an appetizer, you can have a serving of hummus or guacamole with nachos.

    Address: Carrer de Casanova, 69

    La mes petita

    This is a place dedicated to craft beer, where German beer is represented to a large extent. Its varieties are very diverse, so there is an opportunity to savor different tastes.

    Address: Carrer de la Diputació, 30

    Ølgod

    This craft brewery is located in the heart of the Raval district and boasts over 30 types of beer. The Danish name goes well with the purely Spanish atmosphere and hospitality.

    Address: Carrer de l’Hospital, 74

    BierCaB

    This place was opened by a group of friends who are in love with beer. All visitors note the courtesy and deep knowledge of the local staff in the field of brewing. You will be told about the different varieties and how they are produced. The variety of foamy drink is also on top, so every time you can try different options.

    Address: Carrer de Muntaner, 55

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