
Oxbow: A trip to the charming seaside town of Portland, Maine would not be complete without a local lager.

Oxbow: If you fall in love with the space, you can consider renting it out for a special event.

Hi-Wire: The Asheville, North Carolina favorite is getting ready to celebrate its sixth birthday.

Hi-Wire: The taproom prides itself in experimenting with new and colorful recipes.

Brewery Vivant: The 80-year-old building in Grand Rapids, Michigan, previously housed a funeral home and a chapel.

Brewery Vivant: The space gives back to the community by hosting benefit nights for local non-profits.

Beer Project: The space might be located in Brussels, Belgium, but it's open to collaborating with brewers around the world.

Beer Project: If you love their beer, you can sign up for a home delivery service to get their latest drinks right to your door.

Driftwood: If you're far from Victoria, British Columbia, you can take a virtual 3D tour of the space to learn more about local beer production.

Driftwood: The Canadian gem puts as much thought into naming and packaging as they do into their brewing.

Jack Black's: Besides serving delicious beers, the Cape Town, South Africa, space also hosts food trucks and jazz nights throughout the month.

Jack Black's: Inspired by North American craft brew culture, the brewery says its flagship Pre-Prohibition "Brewers Lager" is influenced by the malt lagers of the 1900s.

Dois Corvos: This family-owned brewery in Lisbon, Portugal has won various local awards for its impressive selection.

Dois Corvos: Tours of the brewery are also available for those hoping to learn more about what it takes to enjoy an ale.

Kufle i Kapsle: The Warsaw, Poland, brewery has nearly 175 bottled and canned beers to choose from weekly.

Budapest: The Hungarian capital has been brewing for centuries. Some of the biggest selections can be found at Legfelsőbb Beeróság, which showcases Hungarian craft beers exclusively on its 10 taps and list of 150 bottles.



