Amarcord Brewery

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Amarcord Brewery

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Location	Apecchio, Italy
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Opened	1997
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Amarcord Brewery is a brewery located in Apecchio, a small town in the Marche region of Italy. Established in 1997, Amarcord Brewery has become known for its high-quality craft beers that draw inspiration from both traditional Italian brewing techniques and modern craft beer innovations.

History

Amarcord Brewery was founded in 1997 by a group of passionate beer enthusiasts who aimed to create unique and flavorful beers. The name "Amarcord" is derived from the famous film by Federico Fellini, reflecting the brewery's commitment to Italian culture and heritage.

Beers

Amarcord Brewery produces a variety of beers, including both year-round offerings and seasonal specialties. Some of their notable beers include:

• Amarcord Gradisca - A pilsner style beer with a crisp and refreshing taste.
• Amarcord Midòna - A strong ale with rich malt flavors and a hint of caramel.
• Amarcord Volpina - A red ale with a balanced profile of malt sweetness and hop bitterness.
• Amarcord Tabachéra - A porter with deep, roasted flavors and a smooth finish.

Brewing Process

The brewery combines traditional Italian brewing methods with modern techniques to create their distinctive beers. They use high-quality ingredients, including locally sourced malts and hops, to ensure the best possible flavor and aroma in their beers.

Awards and Recognition

Amarcord Brewery has received numerous awards for their beers, both nationally and internationally. Their commitment to quality and innovation has earned them a reputation as one of Italy's premier craft breweries.

Tours and Tastings

Visitors to Apecchio can tour the Amarcord Brewery to learn about the brewing process and sample their beers. The brewery offers guided tours that provide insights into the history of the brewery, the ingredients used, and the brewing techniques employed.

See also

• List of breweries in Italy
• Craft beer
• Beer in Italy

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