Puerto Rico breweries and beers

Brewery in Carolina. On the list to visit so we can tell you more.

Puerto Rico's first craft brewery (1996). Tours, a restaurant and music on weekends.

Beachfront brewery with tours and a taproom. The first on the island to serve cask ale.

Opened in 2021 with the island's first self-service craft beer wall.

Brewery, taproom and restaurant founded by five young entrepreneurs.

Tiny brewery in an Old San Juan alley. Small batches with tropical touches.

Microbrewery in the arts district. Known for its West Coast IPA and Santurce Pilsner.

Brewery with a restaurant and taproom in Toa Baja.

Northwest brewery and beer garden. Ginger beer and a whiskey imperial stout.

16 taps, mostly house beers, and bar food made with local ingredients.

Family brewery with seasonal beers named after local landmarks, like the Los Morrillos lighthouse.

The island's first brewery founded and run by women. Known for the Hyggelig Amber Ale. Takeout sales only.

Brewery owned by Cervecera de Puerto Rico. Litoral Helles, Bramadero Bock and the Residente Tripel. No taproom: look for them at bars and stores.

Beach-town taproom with rotating taps and new releases every Friday.

Eleven beers that rotate through the year and four year-round brews with citrus notes.

In a historic Ponce house. Over 20 Puerto Rican beers on tap and live music on weekends.

Ponce's first brewery (2013). El Polvorín Smoked Porter, La Ceiba IPA and León Mayor Tripel. Its taproom is Birriola.

Taproom in downtown Adjuntas. Still waiting on their brewing permit, so for now they give free samples.

Mountain brewery since 2021, with its own taproom. Centinela Helles, Guaguancó Hazy IPA and La Múcara Stout.

Nanobrewery using ingredients like cassava and leftover bread to cut food waste. No taproom. Location to be confirmed: some sources say Villalba, others Utuado.

Started as a hobby among friends. Mango and passion fruit beers and a big patio.

Belgian-inspired sours, IPAs and lagers, served at their experimental taproom.