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The EurHop – Roma Beer Festival has reached its twelfth edition and is confirmed as one of the main Italian events dedicated to craft beer, with a curated selection of national and international breweries.
Eighty-eight breweries from nine foreign countries and from almost all of Italy will meet in Rome from 9 to 11 October for "EurHop - Roma Beer Festival", the international craft beer exhibition, which returns for the twelfth edition to the Salone delle Fontane dell'Eur. An event that manages to register 20 thousand entries every year.
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The selection of breweries
The breweries present do not arrive through a simple membership, because the selection is scrupulously curated by Manuele Colonna, one of the greatest European experts in the sector, who identifies and invites the companies considered the most interesting on the craft scene of the moment. A sort of annual report of craft beer, therefore, among which we find confirmations, productions that have marked the last few months, the new names that are making their way and also the previews with which the brewers anticipate the following season.
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The geography of beer
This year there will be 74 Italian breweries, coming from almost all regions - including Molise - to which are added 14 foreign producers from Hungary, Bulgaria, Greece, Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Belgium, Germany and England. A geography that also tells how much the European beer map has changed: alongside countries with centuries-old brewing traditions, new production scenes have grown, with Italy progressively building its own identity. No longer just reinterpretations of models born elsewhere but recipes, techniques and productions capable of comparing themselves with international ones.
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