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Kunstmann

Small brewery with huge windows looking out onto the lake. Beers are mostly lager styles, including a pale lager, a fairly light bodied bock, and a strong beer called Gran Torobayo. They also have an obligatory IPA for those who aren't tired of that over-tired style.

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Address: Av. Exequiel Bustillo
Hours: Daily 12:00 - 00:00
Website: cerveza-kunstmann.cl (opens in a new tab)

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