Strange Brewing ★ 4.5
Colegiales/Chacarita microbrewery, the Norwegian-Argentine project that helped lead the BA craft wave. Original Delgado taproom plus a second on Arenal 4768.
Taprooms, brewpubs and the local beer scene in Buenos Aires worth taking a tram to.
Where to drink local
Antares ★ 4.3
Pioneer of Argentine craft beer, founded 1998 in Mar del Plata, with brewpubs nationwide including this Palermo flagship. Scotch Ale and Honey are standards.
Buller Brewing Company ★ 4.1
Buenos Aires' first brewpub, opened 1999 facing Recoleta Cemetery. Seven house beers on tap with American-style pub food; the original Argentine brewpub.
On Tap (Palermo) ★ 4.3
Buenos Aires' best-known multi-tap bar with 40-plus rotating Argentine craft beers. Knowledgeable staff, tasting flights; Palermo's craft-beer HQ.
Growlers ★ 4.0
Palermo growler-fill bar and taproom with rotating taps from small Argentine breweries, US-style craft pub food and a long communal back-room table.
Patagonia BrewCo (Las Canitas) ★ 4.0
Patagonia is an Argentine craft brand owned by ABInBev; the Las Canitas brewpub serves the full range plus seasonal small-batch beers and parrilla-style food.
Cervelar ★ 4.2
Palermo bottleshop-bar with the city's deepest selection of Argentine and imported craft beer to drink in or take home; tasting flights and brewery events.
Cerveceria Blest ★ 4.1
Buenos Aires outpost of Bariloche's Cerveceria Blest, one of Argentina's first craft breweries (1989). Pilsen, Stout, Frambuesa and a hearty pub menu.