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Asturias joined the craft movement officially in 2007 with the founding of Cervezas La Xana del Molín del Nora.<ref>https://birrapedia.com/cervecerias/la-xana-del-molin-del-nora</ref> Not long after that, breweries were found in [[Gijón]], [[Oviedo]], Langreo, and Avilés. Now, less than 15 years later, Asturias has more than two dozen operating craft breweries, and multiple excellent annual beer festivals. | Asturias joined the craft movement officially in 2007 with the founding of Cervezas La Xana del Molín del Nora.<ref>https://birrapedia.com/cervecerias/la-xana-del-molin-del-nora</ref> Not long after that, breweries were found in [[Gijón]], [[Oviedo]], Langreo, and Avilés. Now, less than 15 years later, Asturias has more than two dozen operating craft breweries, and multiple excellent annual beer festivals. | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:09, 8 July 2023
Craft brewing is a relatively new, and still very niche, thing in Spain in general, and Asturias specifically. Spain in 2020 with regards to craft beer is analogous to the late 1990s in the United States. In 1990, a US state getting its first craft brewery was news.[1] By 1996, there were just over 1000 breweries in the entire US. That is roughly where I would put the craft beer scene in Spain today. There is a craft-focused bar or brewpub within an hour’s drive of pretty much anywhere in the country.
While the first craft brewery opened in Spain in 1989[2], the early decades were ones of stagnation, not growth. Catalonia, now the center of the craft beer scene in Spain, did not have a single craft brewery until almost a decade after Madrid.[3]
Asturias joined the craft movement officially in 2007 with the founding of Cervezas La Xana del Molín del Nora.[4] Not long after that, breweries were found in Gijón, Oviedo, Langreo, and Avilés. Now, less than 15 years later, Asturias has more than two dozen operating craft breweries, and multiple excellent annual beer festivals.
Breweries
These are the breweries I know about in Asturias. Blue links are breweries I have visited and written an in-depth guide to. As I get to visit more of them, I will add them here.
- Asturias Brewing Company
- Bayura Cerveza Artesano
- Berrea Cerveza Artesanal
- Cantábrico Craft Beer
- Cerveza Caleya
- Cerveza Cascayu
- Cerveza Cotoya
- Cerveza DAI
- Cerveza Deva
- Cerveza D'Equi
- Cerveza Nurse
- Cerveza Pagana
- Cerveza Pepinum
- Cerveza Sacavera
- Cervezas Asgaya
- Crazy Dodo Brewery
- Curuxera Brewery
- La Estrella de Gijón
- La Fragua
- Naviega Cerveza Artesanal
- Nuclear Pigs
- Ordum
- Scone Brewery
- Tolibiers
- Vor Bier & Bar
- Zángana
Beer Festivals
There are several excellent beer festivals in Asturias each year.
- ↑ https://www.craftbeer.com/beer/beer-history
- ↑ Naturbier in Madrid. Now out of business.
- ↑ Barcelona Brewing Company – started by Steve Huxley
- ↑ https://birrapedia.com/cervecerias/la-xana-del-molin-del-nora