Corina – Microbrewery with a Rebellious Streak

Corina started out as a microbrewery that sold their products in a converted VW kombi beer truck and they went to all the events in and around Brasilia. As they say themselves, their kombi was “the most charming kombosa that runs through the four corners of the square (even if it squeaks) to cheer up the soul of cattle and humans!”

Their beer created such a following that they moved into a factory building in SOF Norte in Asa Norte, where they set up their microbrewery. They invited other microbrewers to sell their products and Corina as it is today was born.

Corina is only open Friday nights, Saturdays from 11:00 to late and Sundays from 11:00 to 18:00. It has live bands most of the time, a big screen where they show important, or not so important, sporting events and is family friendly. And they are proud that they are a bit wacko and do not take things too serious.

One can also buy different beers in “Graulers”, that is a 1 liter container, to take away or you can order them online for home delivery.

And yea, they sell water too.

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