Peiping Machine Brewing

Beijing


A cavernous craft-beer den set in a industrial-chic space with high ceilings and tarnished metal. Peiping Machine, an all-Chinese brewer, has half a dozen of its own beers on tap, along with many more guest brews from China and beyond. Find it at the rear of the Fangjia 46 complex, or you can enter from one hutong to the south.


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