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Birrificio Italiano

Lurago Marinone, Lombardy, Italy

ActiveSingle breweryMicrobrewery
Founded
1996
Archive ID
TB-Z3RCT1EB
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#Lombardy#Independent

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From the record

Summary

Founding fathers of the Italian craft movement. Their 'Tipopils' essentially invented the modern dry-hopped pilsner.

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Tally’s Take

Founding fathers of Italian craft whose legendary Tipopils essentially invented the modern dry-hopped pilsner style.

03

The People

Behind the beer

Agostino Arioli
Founder

Dry-hopped a pilsner in 1996 and effectively created the Italian pilsner.

04

The Beer Library

Beers

Tipopils

Year-Round

Italian Pilsner

ABV5.2%
IBU37

Agostino Arioli dry-hopped a pilsner in 1996, which nobody was doing. Italian pilsner is now a recognised style worldwide and every version of it descends from this beer.

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Finisterræ

ABV unresolved. (Current range) [Italy Pass 34]

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Fleurette

ABV unresolved. (Current range) [Italy Pass 34]

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Polock en Rouge

ABV unresolved. (Current range) [Italy Pass 34]

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