Tijuca Puro Malte beer

Tijuca is a Brazilian beer brand that draws its name and identity from the famous Tijuca region in Rio de Janeiro, although its production is linked to the Pará region in Northern Brazil. Known for its 'Puro Malte' (pure malt) recipe, the beer focuses on a premium positioning within the regional and national market.

The brand is produced and distributed by Cerpa Cervejaria Paraense, one of the most traditional independent breweries in Brazil, founded in 1966. Cerpa is well-known for utilizing Amazonian water resources and German brewing technology to create a distinct profile for its beverages. As of 2024 and looking toward 2026, Cerpa remains the ultimate owner and manufacturer of the Tijuca brand, maintaining its status as a significant regional player in the Brazilian beverage industry.