As if all of this weren't enough, you also know you are a few moments away from Indiana's most renowned brewery, 3 Floyds, and their hordes of devilishly delicious Double IPAs. And most of it is easily accessible through the inner-city train system as if you were being constantly tempted to indulge a bit more than you usually do. From rocking specialty bars like Local Option and The Map Room to talented microbreweries like Revolution and Half Acre (pictured above), this bustling megacity has it all. It took a while for the Windy City to outgrow its first dominating brewsters, but it has now emerged as one of the most exciting brewing scenes in the USA. Two Birds Brewing also offers fascinating styles like Sesame Snap-Chat, a brown ale brewed sesame seeds! In terms of craft offerings, Sailors Grave Brewing in Victoria provides fascinating brews such as a saison brewed with grapefruit and marigold flowers or a whisky sour Berliner Weisse brewed with meyer lemon, maraschino cherries, rye-soaked oak staves and finished off with orange bitters. Melbourne is also home to Stefano de Pieri, who is well-known in the area for Stefano’s Restaurant and Mildura Brewery, which pairs hearty house-brewed Pale Ales, Lagers and Pilsners with delightful Italian cuisine. Stolberg Beer Café (pictured above) is home to a rotating list of local beer taps and offers multiple function rooms for events or festive occasions.
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Though the entirety of the continent is chock full of terrific beer spots (other than the unforgiving bush), Melbourne takes the cake for this list. The mind does not normally spring to Australia when thinking of the world's best beer cities, but the Ozzies actually imbibe the 4 th-most alcohol per capita in the world! Clearly they know their suds. But keep wandering, and you will find (hidden) beer gems everywhere you go. Just two great recommendations: the tiny, often very crowded, beer-only “Ma che siete venuti a fa’ (literally What the Hell Are You Doing Here?) and Open Baladin, (pictured above) which is run by Baladin and Del Borgo breweries, offering around 40 taps of Italian craft beers and a selection of excellent food. Currently, the Italian capital boasts an ever increasing number of beer lovers, wanting more than the industrial pilsner brands, leading to literally hundreds of good pubs and plenty of beer shops. Rome is, however, where the beer passion exploded, boosted by Birra Del Borgo’s hoppy ales and Baladin’s incredible concoctions. Italy’s craft beer renaissance started 20 years ago in the country’s north, i.e. Read on and discover the world's best beer cities according to The Beer Connoisseur! The majority of them live outside the U.S., but not surprisingly American cities dominated the list. We asked our international correspondents to nominate and vote on the world’s best beer cities.
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