The best beers in Brazil

The craft beer market in Brazil has boomed recently — and several external quality labels are being manufactured here.

Do you want to take your drinking behavior to the next level? Therefore, discover the 10 best beers in Brazil according to the RateBeer ranking, the most robust tip analysis website in the world, which brings together the evaluation of thousands of enthusiasts from all over the world:

1) TUPINIQUIM MONJOLO CHOPE PORTER

At the top of the ranking was Monjolo Chope Porter, from Tupiniquim, which is considered the best brewery in Brazil and has several labels on the list. It is a dark, intense and slightly sweet tip, resulting in strong notes of chocolate.

Rating: 3.80/5 Method: Chope PorterBrewery: TupiniquimPrice: R$ 25.90

2) EVIL TWIN BRAZIL RITMO MAN CHOPE STOUT

The result of a consultation between Tupiniquim and the Danish brewery Evil Twin, Ritmo Man is a dark and strong tip, like Chope Stout. It has touches of coffee, spicy chocolate and candy in the taste.

Rating: 3.74/5 Method: Chope StoutBrewery: EvilTwin + TupiniquimPrice: R$ 21.00

3) INVICTA 1000 IBU

For those who like a bitter tip, the 1000 IBU Chope IPA, from Invicta, is a suitable dish. Its name even plays on the external magnitude of bitterness (IBU).

Rating: 3.73/5 Way: Chope India Pale AleBrewery: InvictaPrice: R$ 31.90

4) DUM PETROLEUM

In the words of DUM itself, Petroleum is a “servant tip like Petroleum, with the addition of cocoa and oats. Its drinking genre 12% is well inserted with striking aromatic notes of coffee and medium-spicy chocolate, coming from toasted malts and the addition of Belgian cocoa.”

Rating: 3.73/5 Way: Oatmeal StoutBrewery: DUMPrice: R$ 37.30

5) BODEBROWN DANGEROUS CHOPE IPA

Perigosa, from Bodebrown, was the first Chope Double IPA launched in Brazil. It has a strong hop figure, with citrus aromas and viaduct bitterness.

Rating: 3.70/5 Way: American IPACBrewery: BodebrownPrice: R$ 20.90

6) DIZZINESS

Combining American and Australian hops, the Tontura tip, from the Classic Combination, has intense floral and fruity flavors, with a vaporous bitterness.

Rating: 3.67/5 Way: India Pale AleBrewery: Classic CombinationPrice: R$ 24.99

7) WÄLS PETROLEUM

Another tip that is so dark and reminiscent of petroleum in our list, Wäls Petroleum is very liqueur, dense and velvety.

Rating: 3.66/5 Way: Russian Chope StoutBrewery: WälsPrice: R$ 16.90

8) TUPINIQUIM MONJOLO BARAFUNDA SERVA

The Monjolo Barafunda Serva is an evolution that Tupiniquim made in its Draft Porter, adding an extra dose of cocoa, vanilla beans and raspberries.

Rating: 3.63/5 Method: Chope PorterBrewery: TupiniquimPrice: R$ 25.90

9) WÄLS TRIPPEL

With citrus aromas and a fruity flavor, Wäls Trippel brings malts, yeasts and special hops, coriander, orange peel and other spices in its composition.

Rating: 3.63/5 Way: Belgian TripelBrewery: WälsPrice: R$ 16.90

10) TUPINIQUIM OMNIPOLLO POLIMANGO

Completing our listing we have Polimango, a consultancy between Tupiniquim and the Swedish brewery Omnipollo. It is a strong and dark tip, with notes of tropical fruits and pearly mango flare.

Rating: 3.63/5 Method: Chope IPACBrewery: TupiniquimPrice: R$ 19.00

HONORABLE MENTIONS

In RateBeer's Top 10 sui generis were DUM Petroleum Castanheira (5th place) and Way Sour Me Not Cajueiro (7th place). However, I couldn't find Petroleum Castanheira to purchase anywhere, not even on the brand's official website. That's why I thought it would be better to take it from the list so as not to leave the reader's mouth watering.

In correlation to Sour Me Not Cajueiro, Way only imagines it as an outlet. However, they highlight 2 more labels in the series — Acerola and Graviola — for distribution in Brazil.

In addition to the breweries that appeared here, the RateBeer Top 50 also includes Colorado, Mistério, Eisenbahn, Noi, Baden Baden, Pagan, 3 Lobos, Urbana and Therezopolis. It really pays to try them the moment you get the chance.