Mafiosa Cervejaria is a gypsy brewery originating from Valinhos, Brazil, with roots in the homebrewing scene. Founded in 2013, the brewery was born out of a passion for craft beer and a shared love of Mafia cinema culture, which heavily influences its branding and beer names. Starting as part of informal homebrewing circles, Mafiosa grew into a recognized craft brewery that produces beers under its distinctive mob-inspired identity. The brewery's portfolio reflects a bold and modern approach to craft beer. Mafiosa is particularly known for hop-forward styles, including DDH NE Double IPAs such as 'Suits - Sabro', which clocks in at 8.6% ABV and showcases intense dry-hopping techniques. Beyond IPAs, the brewery also experiments with sour beer styles, as demonstrated by 'Little Valley 2020', a fruited sour that has earned solid ratings on Untappd. This range of styles highlights Mafiosa's willingness to explore different fermentation methods and ingredients. Among their notable releases is 'Don Drino', a beer that has attracted attention in the craft beer podcast community, including the 'Uma Cerveja Por Dia' (One Beer a Day) podcast. With a reputation built on creative recipes and a cinematic theme, Mafiosa Cervejaria continues to carve out a distinctive niche within Brazil's growing craft beer landscape.