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Birra Menabrea: Italy's oldest brewery
Birra Menabrea, founded in 1846 in the Alpine town of Biella in Piedmont, is the oldest continuously operating brewery in Italy — established before Italy was even a unified country. For nearly 180 years it has stayed in the same family's hands and on the same site, brewing clean, elegant lagers from pure Alpine water.
On Unhopped, Menabrea is represented by its alcohol-free beer, Menabrea Zero Zero, a 0.0% take on the brewery's celebrated pale lager.
Older than Italy itself
When Giuseppe Menabrea established the brewery in Biella in 1846, the modern Italian state did not yet exist. The location was chosen for its cold, fresh Alpine air and exceptionally pure water — ideal for the slow, cold lagering that still defines the beer. It has been run by the same Menabrea–Thedy family ever since, now into its fifth generation.
Slow brewing, five ingredients
Menabrea is artisanal by the standards of modern lager: it produces in a year roughly what industrial breweries make in days, ages its beer for weeks, and uses just five ingredients — water, barley, hops, yeast and brewer's maize. The water, drawn from the Biella Alps, is the heart of the recipe.
The alcohol-free Menabrea
Menabrea Zero Zero brings that same clean, balanced Italian-lager character to 0.0% ABV — a crisp, easy-drinking alcohol-free lager from a brewery that has spent nearly two centuries perfecting the style.
Why Menabrea matters
Italy isn't the first country people associate with beer, but Menabrea has been quietly making it — beautifully, and in the same place — since 1846. An alcohol-free lager from Italy's oldest brewery is a genuinely distinctive addition to the rotation.