Comprehensive Craft Beer Guide by Region

A colorful map of the United States showcasing an array of beers and iconic landmarks, each representing the diverse brew styles and cultural symbols of different states.

• North America

  American and Canadian craft beers known for innovation in flavors.

  • West Coast IPA

    Known for its pronounced hop aroma and bitterness.

  • New England IPA

    Hazy, juicy, with a focus on hop flavor more than bitterness.

  • Canadian Ice Beer

    Brewed with freezing techniques to concentrate flavor.

  • Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Ale

    A unique ale aged in bourbon barrels for a rich flavor.

• Europe

  Experience the distinct craft beers from the traditional brew regions of Europe.

  • Belgian Saison

    A pale ale known for its fruity notes and spicy yeast characteristics.

  • German Hefeweizen

    A wheat beer with a recognisable cloudy appearance due to yeast.

  • British Bitter

    A traditional British ale with a good balance of malt and hops.

  • Irish Stout

    Dark, rich, with a distinctive roasted flavor.

• Asia

  Discover unique styles and ingredients in Asian craft beers.

  • Japanese Sake Beer

    A hybrid beer made with sake brewing methods and ingredients.

  • Chinese Sorghum Beer

    Brewed primarily with sorghum, offering a sweet, nutty taste.

• Australia & New Zealand

  Taste the innovative craft brews from Down Under.

  • Australian Pale Ale

    Crisp and refreshing, typically with a fruity hop character.

  • New Zealand Pilsner

    Light and floral, showcasing the unique hops of New Zealand.

• South America

  Explore the emerging craft beer scenes in South America.

  • Brazilian Catharina Sour

    A tropical sour beer made with local fruits, a native specialty.

  • Argentinian Dunkel

    A dark lager with flavors of toasted malt and chocolate.