Location: Rimini | Find them: Fob |
We only had three days in Rimini, but we managed to make it to Fob twice. Fob is located in Rimini Old Town, just around the corner from the Arco di Augusto. There are plenty of bus stops near the Arch, including a pick-up point for the airport bus, so you can combine a visit to Fob with some sightseeing.

Outside the entrance to Fob

Inside Fob
What we loved
Although Fob doesn’t really look like much from outside, it is absolutely huge inside with plenty of seating at the bar and throughout and quirky beer-themed decor. Most importantly, they have a huge selection of beers on draft, all listed above the taps as well as in the beer menus.

Over 30 beers on tap

Quirky interior

Plenty of seats at the bar

Plenty of space for beer lovers to get comfy

A bottle top tree

Even the sinks in the toilet are beer-themed
What we drank
The range of beers was absolutely huge, so we decided to narrow it down by sticking purely to beers brewed in Italy.
Glupiter by Birrificio Artigianale Noiz (Emilia-Romagna, Italy): Italian Pilsner 4.7%

Brewer’s note: Gluten-free Pilsner beer characterised by delicate notes of honey, bread crust, and flowers, with light spicy and herbaceous nuances. The finish is dry, clean, and pleasantly bitter, ideal for a balanced and refreshing drink.
Brewer’s website: NOIZ
Saaz Limone E Sale by Birra MC - 77 (Caccamo, Marche, Italy): Sour Gose 4.7%

Brewer’s note: The taste is distinctly acidic, savoury, and citrusy, with a fruity component that enhances the sensation of freshness and makes the drink smooth. Lemon adds vivacity and energy, while salt adds depth.
Brewer’s website: MC77
Tre Passi Avanti by Birra Nostrale (Buggiano, Toscana, Italy): Bitter 4.2%

Brewer’s note: A bitter that moves lightly but never stops. It's a toast to freedom, to intermingling. Inside the glass, you'll find a vibrant balance: three decisive steps between malt and elegant bitterness, one step back to make room for harmony.
Brewer’s website: Birra Nostrale


