The Algarve's first craft brewery opened in 2018, producing organic, preservative-free, vegan brews inspired by the region, such as piri-piri pilsner and carob stout. It's located in an industrial estate 6.5km northwest of Faro. At the time of writing, tours and tastings (per person €25) were for groups only (call to confirm), but you can buy direct from the brewery.
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