Ushuaia craft beer: Beagle, Drake and Cape Horn

One of the surprises of Ushuaia is that the southernmost city also brews craft beer. Here are the three best-known local beers and how we serve them at Küar 1900.

Beagle

Named after the channel. In 330 ml cans, in three styles: Golden Ale (light and easy-drinking), Red Ale (malty, with caramel notes) and IPA (hoppier and more bitter).

Drake

Named after the Drake Passage, between South America and Antarctica. In 473 ml cans: Red IPA, Tropical Stout (dark, with roasted notes) and Kölsch (pale, smooth and refreshing).

Cape Horn

Named after Cape Horn. In 500 ml bottles: Pale Ale, Nut Brown (with nutty notes) and Honey.

Which one to choose?

• To start, or with seafood: a Golden Ale, a Kölsch or a Pale Ale.
• With lamb, burgers or milanesas: a Red Ale or a Red IPA.
• With dessert or to finish: a Tropical Stout or a Nut Brown.

Where to try them

At Küar 1900, San Martín 471, downtown Ushuaia, open every day from 12 pm to 12 am. We also have Corona (and alcohol-free Corona Cero) and Schöfferhofer wheat or pink grapefruit.