Amarcord Birra Artigianale Italiana is an Italian craft brewery based in Rimini, in the Emilia-Romagna region of northeastern Italy. The brewery takes its name from the famous Federico Fellini film, a nod to the rich cultural heritage of the Rimini area, where the legendary director was born. Amarcord has established itself as one of Italy's pioneering craft breweries, helping to shape the country's artisanal beer movement with a distinctly Italian identity. The brewery's portfolio showcases a diverse range of beer styles, reflecting both traditional European brewing traditions and modern craft influences. Among their offerings are an English Pale Ale called La Mi Dòna, a robust Doppelbock named La Tabachéra clocking in at 9% ABV, a sessionable European Pale Lager, and a Target IPA representing the Italian Pale Ale style. This variety demonstrates Amarcord's willingness to explore different fermentation techniques, hop profiles, and malt characters across a broad spectrum of styles. With roots in one of Italy's most culturally vibrant cities, Amarcord has built a strong reputation both domestically and internationally. Their beers are recognised by enthusiasts on platforms such as BeerAdvocate, cementing the brewery's standing within the global craft beer community as a quality-driven Italian producer.