1. Birrificio Wild Raccoon

Udine, Italy

We love to break traditional molds by creating innovative beers, carefully crafted in every detail. Every sip is an episode to discover, a compelling story to experience and share!

2. Borderline Brewery

Buttrio, Italy

Borderline Brewery produce's decent quality beer and are regularly brewing different ones. They are most well known for "Pale Ale", which is an American Pale Ale and "Robust Porter", which is a Baltic Porter. Their primary focus is brewing IPAs and Pale Ales.

3. Birrificio Campestre

Corno di Rosazzo, Italy

Birrificio Campestre produce's unproven beer and has a decent variety of ones to choose from. They are most well known for "Dove Canta La Rana", which is an American IPA and "Rurale", which is a Golden Ale. Their primary focus is brewing IPAs and Pale Ales.

4. Aquila D’Oro

Udine, Italy

5. Bire Tosolini

Udine, Italy

Bire Tosolini produce's unproven beer and chooses to limit their brewing to a select few. They are most well known for "Birra '69 Rossa Doppio Malto", which is a Bock and "Birra '75 Pils Chiara", which is an Other Pilsner. Their primary focus is brewing Bocks and Pale Lagers.

6. Bire Tosolini

Italy

Bire Tosolini produce's unproven beer and chooses to limit their brewing to a select few. They are most well known for "Birra '69 Rossa Doppio Malto", which is a Bock and "Birra '75 Pils Chiara", which is an Other Pilsner. Their primary focus is brewing Bocks and Pale Lagers.

7. Gjulia

San Pietro Al Natisone, Italy

From our own barley and wheat : Nord, Sud, Ovest and Est the four craft ales made with the purest waters of Mount Mia. Today we have added some special brews always pursuing the genuine taste and a craft style.

8. Mandi Mandi

Carpacco, Italy

9. Agribirrificio Villa Chazil

Nespoledo, Italy

10. Birra Moretti

Udine, Italy

Birra Moretti Brewing Company was born in the midst of political unrest in the city of Udine in Italy around the 1800s. Udine and the whole Friuli region were plagued with Austro-Hungarian Empire and patriotic uprisings. Luigi Moretti came from a family of wealthy merchants in the region. Learning from his family business, Luigi had become quite familiar with the commercial trades of cereals, wine, food and beer. This became the inspiration to the foundation of Birra Moretti in 1859. Its first bottle came out in 1860 that later on expanded to six types of beers. In 1996, Birra Moretti was recently acquired by Heineken International and is now part of the Heineken brand.