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Beer Weekend | Athens | September 14-15
The Athens Beer Weekend returns to the Municipal Market of Kypseli for a lively event jam-packed with fresh craft beers, delicious street food and music performances. Attendees can pick up merchandise from local microbreweries, including screenprinted T-shirts, tote bags and unique jewelry. Admission is free.
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Is Kamnik the World Microbrew Capital?
I grew up in the United States but have been an expat for decades. My adopted hometown of Kamnik, population 13,000, nestled at the foot of the Alps and featuring three castles, can make a claim being the beer capital of Slovenia.
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Start-up Scene Creates New Business Buzz in Balkans
The Balkans is bursting with new start-ups, ranging from complex apps to simple craft breweries - and showing that even high-school girls can start a business in the region from scratch.
Greece going beer crazy as microbreweries proliferate
Like the head on a well-poured lager, Greek microbreweries have seen their numbers rise to around 45 from just six in 2009, and that's with three of those six having closed since then.
Turkish beer boss says he did not suggest tax hike for ‘homebrewed beer’
The head of Turkey’s top brewery Anadolu Efes has said he had not suggested a tax for “homebrewed beer,” adding that this trend is actually good in order for the beer industry to achieve further growth.
In food waste fight, Brits turn bread into beer
At a brewery nestled in rolling farmland in northern England, the process of making beer begins with dropping dozens of unwanted loaf ends, thrown away by a sandwich factory, into a large stainless steel tank.
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Heineken joins foreign brewers seeking to slake Myanmar's thirst
International brewers are trickling into Myanmar, betting that higher incomes and economic reforms will whip up a thirst for foreign beer in a market that has long been dominated by state-owned firms.