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Costa Rica Microbrewery Sets Sails on Sudsy Sea

Tico Times
By Tico Times

As state-run communication and insurance monopolies are slowly opening their markets to competition, one microbrewery is set to tap into the domestic beer industry that historically has been controlled by Costa Rica´s largest public company.

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