• Introduction
• 1. Amsterdam
• 2. Berlin
• 3. Brugge
• 4. Burlington
• 5. Dublin
• 6. Mexico City
• 7. Montreal
• 8. Portland
• 9. Prague
• 10. Sapporo

Amsterdam

Cozy, neighborhood watering holes serving beer (or pils as the locals call it), the Dutch way – with exactly two fingers' worth of foam on top – aren’t hard to find in this city. Heineken, Grolsch, and Amstel are three of the best-known native brews, but a sampling of artisanal blends and witte (wheat) beers from neighboring Belgium are also on the menu at Amsterdam’s cozy “brown” bars, so called for their antiquated, nicotine-stained walls. If your interest in hops goes beyond consumption, take a tour of the Heineken Experience, where tastings are encouraged.

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