Stumbled on Ljubljana's only micro-brewery yesterday - Kratochwill, in an arcade opposite station. It's a restaurant but brews (somewhere - saw no brewing kit)) a great Czech style lager and some dark and wheat beers as well. Sadly they had no bottled beers for me to take home.
M.
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loobyloo
That was some stumble! :)
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marcb
Yes - my wife and I were looking for somewhere for lunch. There was no clue it had its own beer. I asked for a beer and got a fantastic pint - i asked if it was brewed in Ljubljana, and the waiter just looked at me as if I was mad. It was only later in the tourist office I discovered it was a brew-place.
Off to Milan tomorrow - any brew pubs there?
M.
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loobyloo
Not sure, but I wouldn't mind your job :)
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marcb
Amswering my own need:
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The Submarine Captain
marcb a écrit :
Indeed, the Birrificio Lambrate is worth a visit. Nice range, from the Kölsch-like Montestella to their celebrated Ghisa smoked porter... and there's pretty nice food too !
In the "not brewing, but nice pints anyway" category, do not miss the Mulligans
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which has cask ale on, usually fridays and saturdays. Decent bottle range, includng Cassissona and Bibock from Birrificio Italiano, and Isaac from Le Baladin. Excellent home-baked food. Closed on sundays.
If you're looking for some bottles to bring home, don't miss the A Tutta Birra Shop
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on a street a few hundred yards south of the Milano Centrale Station. Tiny place, with a scary range of about 500 references, in about 30 square metres of shop. :o) They stock some beers from italian micros, such as Lambrate, Baladin etc. Knowledgeable staff, too, which does not hurt. :o)
Cheers !
Laurent
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