Milan, Lombardy
Birrificio Lambrate is one of the names that helped write the modern history of Italian craft beer. Founded in Milan in 1996, it began with a tiny brewing system and only a few recipes, then grew into a landmark for beer lovers while keeping its roots in the Lambrate district. The historic Adelchi pub remains the most atmospheric place to taste the brewery’s unfiltered and unpasteurised beers, from lighter styles to darker and more intensely hopped creations, accompanied by hearty pub food.
Address: Via Adelchi, 5, 20131 Milan MI, Italy. The pub is in the Lambrate neighbourhood and is easy to reach from Milano Lambrate railway and metro station by a short walk or quick taxi ride. Milan Linate is the nearest airport; a taxi is the simplest direct option. From Malpensa or Bergamo airports, first reach Milano Centrale by train or airport coach, then continue by metro or taxi toward Lambrate. For visitors interested in the evolution of Italian beer, Birrificio Lambrate is more than a pub: it is a piece of brewing history and one of Milan’s essential addresses for experiencing the country’s pioneering craft-beer movement at its source.