I spent a week in Copacabana recently and went to BeerLab several times. If you don't speak…read morePortuguese, this is a good place to visit because a couple of their employees speak English. The WiFi (ask them for the password) works great and the peanuts they give you are tasty.

Tired of the typical Brazilian beers then BeerLab is a Great place to have authentic craft beers…read more The staff was friendly and helped guide you through the selection of beers. I particularly like the IPK (Indian pale Koelsch). They have a selection of sandwiches and on busier nights there are food trucks.

Wife and I stopped by here to try some local Brazilian beers…read more Small shop with some seating and very nice service. The man who took care of us, Edwardo, speaks fine English and is able to talk about the Brazil brews you are drinking. Has 7 rotating taps of beer along with a selection of Brazilian and foreign craft bottles. A good stop for any craft beer fans before heading out to some tasty bites in the neighborhood.

Great place in Copacabana offering several brands of craft beer. Perfect for beer lovers from all…read moreover the world! They have monthly events to promote new brewers. Service is perfect, and you can even order great food from "Os Imortais", the restaurant right across the street. :)

Must see! This was such a nice surprise on our trip to Brazil... I booked a tour to Petropolis and…read moredidn't realize I booked the tour that included a tour of the local brewery.... Sooo glad I did. Not only is it a great informational tour everyone is super nice!!! You get a complimentary tasting glass and I cleaned out the gift shop, sorry... this should be on everyone's list when visiting Rio!!

Definitely worth the trip! Book a reservation at the restaurant and get ahead of the huge crowds…read morefor buying tickets for the museum and tour. It's definitely a full museum on the history of beer dating back to the BC times with Sumerians. After an extensive explanation and plenty of hands on monitors to interact with. The floors are divided with each process of making beer and then a movie following the distillery and finally the tasting room. They give a generous pour of some of the current brews. Make sure you stop by the gift shop and pick up some goodies. We tried the Wäs beer they showcased in the restaurant and they have a great dark stout called petroleum. Accurate to its name, it's a slow pour of viscous dark deliciousness. I would definitely take friends to do the tour or the restaurant or both again. Well done.

Delirium Café is the beer bar the Río really needs. There are plenty of cocktail bars but this is a…read morefantastic option for wonderful beer. You'll find many imports from Belgium, Germany, and the US along with some Brazilian brews. Don't get too excited before ordering. You'll find they don't have many beers on the menu for whatever reason. It's pretty disappointing but a replacement beer will still be good. The burgers are their main entrée. They're actually very good, and the vegetarian one would be a good choice for anyone! Indoor and outdoor seating is available. Staff doesn't speak much English but does accept credit cards.

This place is lined with various bottles of beer and have a wicked menu but make sure you have a…read morefew beers in mind because they don't always have everything. Delirium Tremens is on tap, which is good because it's the name sake. I like dark stouts and though they have a few on the menu they don't always stock them. Food is decent and I tried the bacon burger which was filling. It comes with a side of fries. It gets crowded but they've expanded the seating outside which spills out onto the road which is nice for the smokers. The inside is narrow and has only one bathroom for each (male and female). Service was friendly and it's a fun place to hangout at.

Really like this spot. Very typical Carioca boteco with bare minimum. Very small seating areas and…read moreplenty of outside street and side walk standing area. Friendly service and great selection of local beers (Colorado, 3 Cariocas, Noi, 2 Cabezas, etc). This makes it a little less commercial that the more touristy spots in Ipanema. The food is just simple salgados so it's not a dinner spot but a true drinking spot. Always crowded and now we know why.

Two big differences between The States and Brazil...1. We flush our toilet paper down and they…read morethrow it in the trash (yeah...really) 2. We have waaaaay more options when it comes to beer. If you are from a country that has an abundance of beer flavors Brewteco will make you feel right at home. More options than any other place I visited in Rio and really friendly bi-lingual bartenders which makes things so much easier after having to speak in sign language to most other locals. It's a little expensive, but worth it if you're a beer snob and sick of drinking Skol or Brahma.

Just take the escalators down and make a sharp left as you enter Shopping Avenida Central and it's…read moreeasy to spot Beer Underground in the back corner. It's a small shop with shelves filled with a variety of beers from the local Noi, Jeffrey and 2 Cabeças to the imported Anderson Valley and Brooklyn. They also offer collectors sets, with glasses, koozies, even beer soap if you're looking for a perfect gift. The refrigerator near the cashier has cold beers available for drinking on the spot and provide you with a glass but no real area to sit or stand to enjoy it. Nevertheless the variety was impressive and convenience to the Carioca metro station was a plus.

Nice selection of beers from around the world. They don't have beers on tap like some of the other…read morebeer stores in Rio, but they do have a cooler with a wide array of beers that you can purchase and drink at the bar table inside the restaurant. The store also features a handful of novelty items such as beer glasses, magnets, and even beer soap (including a bar of MaracujIPA soap from 2 Cabeças!). The place was pretty hot inside and had little air flow, but I think it was more due to a recent decrease in temperature in Rio as we are now in winter, not because they don't have air conditioning here. If you're in the area and looking for some good cerveja, whether to take home, give as a gift, or just to quench your thirst, stop in and check out Beer Underground.

Review do Brewteco da Gavea, que não existe aqui. Comida…read morehorrível. Bife a milanesa foi devolvido. O outro prato pedido, o picadinho veio incompleto, sem metade dos componentes. Também voltou. Serviço péssimo. Pedimos dois mates e as bebidas chegaram depois da comida, que também demorou. Mesas imundas, banheiro imundo e fedido. Fuja dessa roubada ou coma mal e tenha muita paciência.