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Where to drink craft beer in Costa Rica

Costa Rica's craft brewers have produced well over 100 beers in recent years, with new additions showing up in taps all the time. Here's where to find it.

Legal skirmishes cause rifts in Costa Rica’s craft beer industry

As Costa Rican brewers look to carve out their place in the expanding craft beer market, trademark issues are a constant battle.

Costa Rican craft beer: Growth spurts and growing pains

Since the industry first got on its feet here six years ago, it's grown from a small community of home-brewing enthusiasts into a pillar of Costa Rica's gastronomical identity. What's next?

Announcing ‘News and Brews,’ a Tico Times event

Join us May 14 for a lively discussion about Costa Rica's booming craft beer industry. Yes, of course, we will also be drinking beer.

Costa Rica Craft Beer Festival gets bigger and better in 5th edition

Costa Rica's 5th Annual Craft Beer Festival was held at Avenida Escazú on Saturday, showcasing a rapidly rising industry that is sweeping the country.

Costa Rica craft beer gets international recognition while still vying for attention back home

With five medals at the recent America Beer Cup in Chilé, a select group of microbreweries from Costa Rica have put the tiny country on the map in the ever-growing world of craft beer.

Save the beer: Climate change adds urgency to clean-water advocate’s rallying cry

"Beer is a powerful tool – you sit a beer in front of someone? They listen to you. About anything. It's like magic."
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