On Vino.com, you can choose from the best craft beers from leading European brewing countries and the USA. Beer is one of humanity’s oldest beverages, and in recent years, it has been rediscovering its authentic and original character. Our carefully curated selection allows you to pick from top Italian and international brands, offering beers in various colors, styles, and flavours.

Unlike wine, beer is not categorized as strictly, but is primarily distinguished by color and style. In historical beer-producing countries such as Belgium and Germany, beers follow clear regulations, including the Trappist label and Germany's Reinheitsgebot (Purity Law).

Where to buy craft beer

You've come to the right place to buy some of the best craft beers available. Our selection includes: Historic Belgian Trappist beers, like Chimay and La Trappe Trappist, Contemporary IPAs from Barcelona Beer Company and the renowned BrewDog Brewery.

In our selection, you will also find Scottish classics from Belhaven Brewery, fruity red ales from Rodenbach, Californian craft beers from Stone Brewing, Italian craft beers from Birrificio Zago, featuring labels inspired by historical landmarks of Venice.

Now, alongside our premium wines, you can order your favorite craft beers for home delivery. Use our menu to find the perfect beer based on style, price, and country of origin.

What is a Trappist beer?

Trappist beer, such as those from La Trappe Trappist and Chimay, follows strict brewing principles. These beers must be produced within a Trappist monastery, under the direct supervision of Trappist monks, with proceeds going toward social projects.The Trappist label was established in 1962 to protect authenticity and help consumers recognize genuine Trappist beers.

The Trappist label was established in 1962 to protect authenticity and help consumers recognize genuine Trappist beers. Trappist monks belong to the Cistercians of the Strict Observance and take their name from Notre-Dame de la Trappe, where their founder, Armand-Jean le Bouthillier de Rancé, retreated in 1624. While Belgium is best known for its Trappist beers, other countries such as the Netherlands, the USA, Austria, the UK, and the Czech Republic also have Trappist monasteries that brew beer.

Though Trappist beers don’t follow a single organoleptic profile, they are often categorized into styles such as Dubbel, Tripel, and Quadrupel.

How to pair a craft beer?

Craft beer has experienced tremendous growth in recent years, with many small and medium-sized breweries producing their own unique brews. This boom has led to greater curiosity about pairing beer with food, beyond the usual pizza and cheeseburgers.

Blanche and light citrusy Blonde beers pair well with seafood, from fish carpaccio to grilled fish. Full-bodied, dark brown, and black beers are excellent with braised meats and game. Amber and red ales complement grilled and smoked meats beautifully. The key is to experiment and find the best food pairings to enhance your favourite beers.