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Exploring the world, one craft beer at a time. Crowd sourcing the best beer spots around the world. 🍻 https://wheretodrink.beer 🍻 https://linktr.ee/wheretodrink

Food hygiene compliance certificate. A green smiley face icon appears on the left. On the right, the text reads: 'Fødevarestyrelsen Smiley – Danish food hygiene rating for Mikkeller Bar. Rated Happy Smile. Issued by Fødevarestyrelsen, April 2025. Verify claim.'

Food hygiene rating certificate. The image shows a green Food Hygiene Rating scale from 0 to 5, with 5 circled in black and labeled 'Very Good'. To the right, it says: 'FHRS Rating – UK food hygiene rating for Blue Collar Corner. Issued by Reading, August 2025. Verify claim.'

This image is a vertical bar chart showing weekly net changes in the number of cities and beer venues covered by wheretodrink.beer.

Here’s what it communicates in words:

X-axis (horizontal): Dates, starting from mid-June and going through early September.

Y-axis (vertical): Net changes per week, ranging from -18 to +18.

Bars: Each bar shows whether that week had more venues/cities added (bar pointing up) or removed (bar pointing down).

Key observations:

Most weeks in June, July, and early August had positive changes, meaning new cities or venues were added — some weeks had big jumps of +10 to +18.

One or two weeks in this period show slightly negative or near-zero changes, meaning almost no updates or a small cleanup/removal.

The latest week (early September) shows a large negative change of around -17, meaning many cities or venues were removed or cleaned up from the database.

dramatic black-and-white photo of a large stone monument in Brussels, Belgium. The monument features three tall arches side by side, with the middle arch being the largest. At the very top, there is a statue of a chariot pulled by four horses, with figures riding it. On each side, the monument extends into long colonnades (rows of columns) that curve outward, giving the structure a grand, sweeping look. The sky above is dark and stormy, which adds a moody and dramatic atmosphere to the picture.

Overlaid on the image is text that says:

"Where to drink beer"
and below it, "in Brussels, Belgium".

In the bottom right corner, there is a small website credit: wheretodrink.beer.

Picture of an empty city street in Birmingham, with the text "Where to drink beer in Birmingham, UK" overlayed in black and white.

List titled ‘Where to go next?’ showing three nearby craft beer venues with distance, walking time, and direction from the current location.

BierCab – 0.1 km, 1-minute walk, south

Brewdog Barcelona – 0.22 km, 3-minute walk, southwest

Blacklab Tap Room & Craft Beer – 0.23 km, 3-minute walk, northwest

A map snippet of utrecht netherlands with craft beer venues highlighted with an orange pin

A screen shot of wheretodrink.beer, showcasing the venue C'est What? in Toronto, Canada and the newly added map section.