Bulgarian Craft Beer — Made Here, With a Distinctive Touch

Bulgarian Craft Beer — Made Here, With Character

The Bulgarian craft scene is young but ambitious — and at 100 Beers, we've been following it from the very beginning. In our collection you'll find beers from nearly 20 Bulgarian breweries, with a range of styles that can surprise even seasoned craft enthusiasts — from everyday pale ales and lagers to imperial pastry stouts, barley wine, and wild-fermented ales.

Sofia Electric Brewing — The Broadest Portfolio

Sofia Electric Brewing has the largest presence in our shop — and for good reason. With an impressive range of styles, they cover everything — from easy-drinking pilsners and classic IPAs to hazy, juicy New England IPAs, powerful imperial stouts, and tart goses. Whatever mood you're in, SEB probably has a beer for it.

Alchemik and Beer Bastards — Two Different Approaches

If you're looking for dessert beers that come close to liquid chocolate cake, Alchemik is the right place — their imperial pastry stouts are rich, complex, and always feature interesting adjuncts. Beer Bastards are among the most recognizable names on the Bulgarian craft scene, with a focus on NEIPA — hazy, juicy, and generously hopped. They periodically experiment with other styles too, and their collaborations with international breweries show that Bulgarian craft is already playing on a global level.

Meltum Brewery — Balance and Consistency

Meltum from Lovech offers a stable and well-balanced lineup — from classic hoppy ales and NEIPAs to porters with a dessert character. The brewery recently opened an entirely new, modern, and significantly larger production facility — a sign that their ambitions are only just unfolding.

Cometa — The Lighter Side of Craft

Cometa is the brewery for those seeking lighter, easy-drinking beers with character. Their pale ales and lagers prove that craft and drinkability are not mutually exclusive.

Metalhead Brewery and Avren 8600

Metalhead Brewery brews with attitude — from IPAs to imperial stouts and porters, with occasional collaborations with international breweries. Avren 8600 comes from Yambol with a diverse lineup that includes lagers, pale ales, and stronger ales.

Trima i Dvama, Cohones, Sofia Brew and More

Trima i Dvama offer accessible, easy-drinking beers — pale ales, IPAs, and red ales, perfect for everyday occasions. Cohones Brewery is a brewery with character and a memorable visual identity, with lagers and NEIPAs in their portfolio. Sofia Brew, Sha#5, Zhar Ptitsa, and Pivovarna 359 round out the picture with various styles and experiments.

Why Buy Bulgarian Craft Beer from 100 Beers?

We don't just sell Bulgarian beer — we're part of the scene. We work directly with the breweries, we know the people behind the beers, and we select every product personally. In the collection you'll find IPA, NEIPA, pale ale, lager, pilsner, stout, porter, sour ales, barley wine, mead, and even non-alcoholic options — all made in Bulgaria with care and ambition. And if you want to try a bit of everything, our craft beer box is a selection of our favourite beers, curated by the team.

Browse our other collections by style: IPA • New England IPA • Pale Ale • Stout • Sour Ale • Lager