About the Brewery
Dois Corvos is a new brewery in Lisbon, Portugal, located in the historic neighborhood of Marvila, with a tap room open to the public.

About the Name
Dois Corvos is a symbol of Lisbon, and we have named our brewery as a tribute to the city where the beer is made. The image of a ship with two crows or dois corvos is embedded in countless sidewalks throughout the city, on lampposts, police badges, taxis, and on the Lisbon coat of arms. The image represents a ship carrying the body of St. Vincent, the patron saint of Lisbon, being protected by two crows.
After St. Vincent died in the fourth century, his body was put in a shrine in the Algarve and, according to legend, was continuously protected by two crows. In 1173, King Afonso Henriques, the first king of Portugal, had St. Vincent’s body exhumed and brought to Portugal by ship and two crows protected the saint’s remains during the journey.

About the People
Susana Cascais and Scott Steffens lived in Seattle, on the West Coast of the United States for over 10 years before returning to Lisbon. Susana, originally from Portugal, worked in the marketing and advertising side of a craft brewery in the US. Scott brewed his first batch of beer in 1994 and has been dedicated to craft beer ever since.

Beer

The Regulars

Avenida
Blonde Ale
Avenida was named for the street life in Lisbon. It also happens to be a great beer for sitting outside, enjoying the neighborhood.
Avenida is a light, easy-drinking beer with an interplay between biscuity malt and a fruitiness developed from the German yeast. It pours a white head with some natural haze.

Metropolitan
Pale Ale
With the name Metropolitan we're poking fun at the notion that craft beer is only reserved for sophisticated people and elegant moments. On the contrary, we made it so you can treat yourself to good beer on any