Today I want to share my new finding to you guys.
In Tbilisi I found small craft brewery named Megobrebi Brewery and it also happens that they have mini craft beer area in the center of Tbilisi City named "Tsota Tsota", which means small portion.
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I was nicely surprised when I found out that they brew more than 20 styles of beer in their brewery.
Owners were extremely nice and they kindly let me taste lots of different beers from their selection.
The policy of brewery is creating new and innovative styles of beer, using lots of fruit and vegetables in the brewing process, prices are also very very reasonable for the market (app. 2 USD per glass/can/bottle)
This shows how far craft beer industry is going in Eastern Europe and also the number of consumers is growing non-stop.
What was even nicer in this pub, I saw that they are not forgetting classic styles of beer and they have IPAs, Pale Ales, Lagers, classic Stouts and Porters in their assortment.
I am always pleased when I find new small craft brewery and the quality of product is up there, so cheers to these guys and wish them luck! I hope they will grow on the map and achieve good results.
What I loved the most was fruit flavoured sour beers and new england style IPAs and Pale Ales, which is quite trendy nowadays.
I also visited their brewery and if you are interested, I will gladly share the experience.
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Nice! Sometimes small breweries give a pretty decent products to their customers and usually there are no compromises about the quality of the involved materials. Although this may not seem as too little brewery(they have 20 different beers) all the beers seem very delicious and mouthwatering. I think the prices here in Bulgaria are roughly about 2$ too, but straight from the brewery. When they leave and go to the shop shelves, they usually see about 50-70% price increase.