Artisanal Beer of Lisbon, made with the best malts and hops, in a traditional way, trying to innovate irreverently. Read more...

The Passarola is part of the national imagination. In 1709 Bartolomeu de Gusmão surprised D. João V with an invention that defied conventions. His airship would be a boat raised by warm air, a kind of basket where men and instruments could fit. Inspired by this irreverence, 305 years later, the Passarola Brewing surfaced in the world of beer. Read more...

When Frei Nicolau de Oliveira, in the seventeenth century, names Lisbon as a city of seven hills, he does so by pure pretence, forcing the approach to the first capital of the Roman empire, Rome. Seen from those who came to Lisbon from the sea, the city appeared to have seven hills, for from this optical perspective, Castelo de S. Read more...