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a zine para beber o Brasil

It is a publication created by BeberÚ that explores Brazil through its beverages. The project was made possible through the Fermenta 2025 grant program, sponsored by Ambev. It proposes a broader perspective on Brazilian drinking culture as a cultural, historical, and sensory expression.

The zine brings together original texts, essays, chronicles, illustrations, and photographs that engage with themes such as memory, territory, identity, hospitality, and the decolonization of taste. Its content brings together different voices—journalists, researchers, artists, and beverage professionals—to reflect on what it means to “drink Brazil” today.

A variety of craft beer tap handles on a bar counter below shelves of liquor bottles and spirits.

A bottle of beer and a glass on a retro blue table in a diner with checkered tiles.

This first edition, features original contributions ranging from ancestral Indigenous beverages to contemporary drinking practices. It also explores themes such as bar culture, taste formation, bureaucracy and legislation, alongside sensitive reflections on service, memory, and everyday life.

The launch is scheduled for June 8, 2026, and positions itself as a relevant cultural project within the contemporary debate on gastronomy, beverages, and Brazilian identity.