AtlasCote d'Ivoire1 on record

Cote d'Ivoire

West Africa

Ivorian brewing dates to the 1950s and supplies much of francophone West Africa, where a cold lager is drunk with grilled fish rather than in a bar.

Beers on record

Brewing since

1955

PlateCote d'Ivoire1 town

Fig. 2. Circle area is beers on record for that town. Labels appear as room allows, so zooming in reveals towns rather than enlarging them. Only towns whose coordinates could be sourced are drawn, so an unmarked town means a missing coordinate rather than a town without beer. Tiles from OpenFreeMap and OpenMapTiles, data from OpenStreetMap.

Towns as a table1

Towns in Cote d'Ivoire with beers on record
Town	Beers
Abidjan	1

Styles here

Pale Lager1

On the recordcounted from 1 beer

The record here

Breweries1
Towns1
Styles1

These are facts about this record, not about the world. They are counted from the beers on file, and the atlas is only as deep as its sources: 74% of everything it holds is American or Dutch, because that is what the bulk import reached, not because that is where beer is. So the styles most often recorded in Cote d'Ivoire are not necessarily the ones most often brewed there, and a country with few beers here has a thin record rather than a thin brewing scene.

1 beer

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Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire