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Beer in Colombia is a sizeable industry ranging from small local micro-brews to large scale productions of popular brands. It is estimated that Colombia has more than 15 large national brands (the most popular listed below); but dozens of small/local microbrewery boutique beers are growing beyond regional demand.

• Candelaria clásica^[1]
• Monserrate Roja
• Chapinero Porter
• Usaquén Stout
• Chía Weiss

• Águila
• Águila light
• Águila Cero (non alcoholic)
• Aguila Imperial (seasonal)
• Pilsen
• Poker
• Poker Ligera
• Redd's
• Casa Suárez
• Costeña
• Costeñita
• Club Colombia Dorada (blonde), Roja (red), Negra (black)
• Cola & Pola (refajo)

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• Rose
• Blanca (American Wheat)
• 6.47
• Mestiza (American Pale Ale)
• Negra (Stout)
• Mulata (Amber Ale)

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• Cerveza Ancla Super Premium, is a Lager/Pilsner style beer, brewed under "Reinheitsgebot" the German beer purity law.

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• Rubia

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• Colón Negra
• Colón Rubia
• Colón Roja
• Colón Light

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• San Tomás
• Hefe Weizen
• Märzen
• Dubbel
• Bock

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• COLPA - Colombian Pale Ale
• COLAA - Colombian Amber Ale
• COLS - Colombian Stout

• Caficultor - English Porter
• Carpintero - American Brown Ale
• Herrero - Red Ale
• Compositor - Golden Ale
• Silletero - India Red Ale
• Meisterkünstler - Hefeweizen
• Moulin Rouge - Fruit Beer
• 味の神 (Aji no Kami) - Japanese Lager

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• Beer and breweries by region