– 6.2% vol – Our first and basic beer, is consistently produced, gaining the love and recognition of those who have tried it. Intensely aromatic, full of tropical and citrus fruit flavor, this beer will always mark our beginning. Complex and refreshing, little Jasmine manages to satisfy the discerning, but also ideally introduces young people to the world of quality craft beer.

– 6.5% vol – Crazy Donkey is historically the very first IRA (India Pale Ale) produced in Greece. She was immediately received with enthusiasm by the birophile public both in Greece and abroad and has already traveled to Australia, the USA, Norway, Denmark, Switzerland and Britain. Large quantities of fine hops such as Cascade and Nelson Sauvin are combined in an inflating tropical aroma and a refreshing and typical IPA bitter aftertaste. The whole is summed up in a special dining experience.

– 7% vol – Fresh, unpasteurized, unfiltered beer.. Characterized by impressive aromas of tangerine, peach, citrus, mango and lychee. The 7.0% alcoholic strength and 65 degrees of bitterness are masterfully covered by the rich aromatic mouth and the long-lasting aftertaste, where citrus, pine and mango aromas dominate.

– 4% vol – Midnight Circus and Kurafelkythra – It’s not even a word present to you the “Soul of the Party”! Based on one of the beloved comic book characters, Soul of the Party is a mini IPA. That is, it is blonde, cloudy, fruity, aromatic, light and “dangerously” easy to drink at 4.1% alcohol, but above all an IPA!

– 5.6% vol – The guys from Serras, and the newly established contract microbrewery Utopia, offer us their own take on Lager beers. In Eden, we distinguish notes of citrus fruits, conifers and malt, which are framed by a somewhat more intense bitterness, and compose a very full and tasty Lager.

– 6.2% vol – Sourmena Brew’s second beer in series is a New England IPA, with an aroma and taste of citrus, tropical fruits and stone fruits with subtle notes of pear and melon.

– 7% vol – Theseus’ Paradox explores the concepts of change and identity through a modern, aromatic, hop-forward approach. If every part of a ship is replaced over time, does it remain the same ship? And ultimately, how much can a beer change without losing its character? For this new iteration of the Paradox series, a hop trio of Bru-1, Centennial, and Citra was used, creating an explosive aromatic profile with notes of pineapple, ripe citrus, and tropical fruit, alongside a subtle resinous bitterness.

– 6.3% vol – A balanced and flavorful IPA from Chios, in which citrus fruits take the lead. It is produced from selected malt varieties and whole hops. It is fermented and matured in limited batches, without any preservatives or other additives.

– 7% vol – The “Phosphorizing Ghost” offers us flavors and aromas of stone fruits and citrus fruits. A bittersweet sensation.

– 5.8% vol – A West Coast IPA with 5.8% alcohol, brewed with Columbus, Cascade and Cryo Citra hops. Its aromatic profile is dominated by citrus notes such as grapefruit and lime, fresh pine and subtle resinous nuances, with a clean, crisp bitterness that gives length and balance. An extremely thirst-quenching IPA, but with a clear character and intensity, designed to be easy to drink without losing its identity.

– 6% vol – Seneca is a 6% India Pale Lager, combining the purity and freshness of lager fermentation with the expressive character of Amarillo, Centennial and Motueka hops. The aroma and taste are dominated by notes of orange, grapefruit and lime, with a subtle resinous bitterness and a crisp, clean finish that lets the hops take center stage.

– 6% vol – Frida is not just another beer. It is an oldschool west coast IPA at 6% alc with intense bitterness, citrus and fruit aromas, which wants to take you on a journey from Mexico to Spain and the village of its creator, Santameri, just outside Patras.