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The excitement and growth in Philippine craft beer culture is evident to see as more and more people discover and appreciate the unique aromas, flavors and complexities of artisan craft beer. From Pilsners and Dark Lagers, to Pale Ales and IPAs, to Porters and Stouts, or speciality beers with additional spices, fruits and a felicitous combination of flavors, choose your kegs of craft beers from a selection of local microbreweries, delivered cold to your bar or restaurant.
A selection of some of the most popular commercial beers in the world are also available. These beers continue to hold a special place in the hearts of beer drinkers everywhere.
Mitchell’s Backyard Brewery
Chasing Fireflies Pale Ale
ABV
5.1%
This crowd-pleasing pale ale gives a satisfyingly hoppy floral and fruity aroma and flavor, and finishes with a light toastiness. Enjoy a couple to embrace your youth and chase some fireflies!
Baguio Craft Brewery
Dua Imperial Double IPA
ABV
10.5%
Bitter and sweet exhibiting slight caramel notes, malty-citrusy aroma, medium to high carbonation.
Treeline Ales
Tag Team Double IPA
ABV
8.3%
The winner of JamBEERee 11, is a harmonious showcase of Centennial and Citra hops, delivering a one-two punch of aromatic and flavor intensity, rounding out with a feeling of warmth from the 8.3% ABV.
ABV
4.9%
The original Belgian white beer and a well-known range of Hoegaarden. It is brewed with a traditional recipe using wheat, coriander, and curacao orange peels. Upon pouring in a glass, its presentation starts with white and light foam that adheres generously to the glass. Discreetly sweet and sour, it reveals a subtle touch of spicy citrus.
ABV
4.3%
This Red stands out in this beer style category. The malt body is as impressive as a bock, albeit in a uniquely Irish way. With an incredibly smooth malt body complimented by caramel tones and perfectly balanced in bitterness, this Irish Red is much more complex than it’s mainstream rivals.
ABV
4.3%
The flagship of the O’Hara’s brand, this uniquely Irish stout brings one back to how Irish stouts used to taste. First brewed in 1999, it has since been awarded prestigious honors for its quality and authenticity.