Microbrews

Microbrews are small-scale breweries that produce beer in limited quantities, typically under 15,000 barrels annually. They focus on quality, flavor variety, and brewing innovation, often experimenting with unique ingredients and brewing techniques. Unlike large commercial breweries, microbrews tend to emphasize craftsmanship and local sourcing, creating distinctive beers that appeal to enthusiasts seeking diverse and artisanal options. They play a key role in the craft beer movement, fostering a vibrant beer culture and offering consumers a broader range of flavors beyond mainstream choices.