Bottles of Argentine craft beers 'Evita' and 'Montonera' are seen on a table at Peron Peron bar and restaurant, in Buenos Aires on February 19, 2013. The major political parties of Argentina produce craft beers. The Peronist Party (ruling) offers a lager called 'Evita', a red beer called 'Montonera', a stout beer called '17 de Octubre' and a strong beer called 'Doble K', which can be tasted at 'Peron Peron' bar and restaurant. On the other hand, the Radical Party offers 'Hipolita' in three flavors: lager, dark and red, in the local headquarters. AFP PHOTO / JUAN MABROMATA (Photo credit should read JUAN MABROMATA/AFP/Getty Images)
Bottles of Argentine craft beer 'Hipolita', in its three flavors, lager, dark and red, are displayed at the local headquarters of the Radical Party in Buenos Aires on February 19, 2013. The major political parties of Argentina produce craft beers. The Peronist Party (ruling) offers a lager called 'Evita', a red beer called 'Montonera', a stout beer called '17 de Octubre' and a strong beer called 'Doble K', which can be tasted at 'Peron Peron' bar and restaurant. On the other hand, the Radical Party offers 'Hipolita' in three flavors: lager, dark and red, in the local headquarters. AFP PHOTO / JUAN MABROMATA (Photo credit should read JUAN MABROMATA/AFP/Getty Images)
View of shelves displaying beer bottles including Argentine craft beers 'Hipolita', 'Doble K' and '17 de Octubre' (bottom shelf) in Buenos Aires on February 19, 2013. The major political parties of Argentina produce craft beers. The Peronist Party (ruling) offers a lager called 'Evita', a red beer called 'Montonera', a stout beer called '17 de Octubre' and a strong beer called 'Doble K', which can be tasted at 'Peron Peron' bar and restaurant. On the other hand, the Radical Party offers 'Hipolita' in three flavors: lager, dark and red, in the local headquarters. AFP PHOTO / JUAN MABROMATA (Photo credit should read JUAN MABROMATA/AFP/Getty Images)
Bottles of Argentine craft beer 'Hipolita', in its three flavors, lager, dark and red, are displayed at the local headquarters of the Radical Party in Buenos Aires on February 19, 2013. The major political parties of Argentina produce craft beers. The Peronist Party (ruling) offers a lager called 'Evita', a red beer called 'Montonera', a stout beer called '17 de Octubre' and a strong beer called 'Doble K', which can be tasted at 'Peron Peron' bar and restaurant. On the other hand, the Radical Party offers 'Hipolita' in three flavors: lager, dark and red, in the local headquarters. AFP PHOTO / JUAN MABROMATA (Photo credit should read JUAN MABROMATA/AFP/Getty Images)
Bottles of Argentine craft beers 'Evita', 'Montonera' and 'Doble K' are seen at Peron Peron bar and restaurant, in Buenos Aires on February 19, 2013. The major political parties of Argentina produce craft beers. The Peronist Party (ruling) offers a lager called 'Evita', a red beer called 'Montonera', a stout beer called '17 de Octubre' and a strong beer called 'Doble K', which can be tasted at 'Peron Peron' bar and restaurant. On the other hand, the Radical Party offers 'Hipolita' in three flavors: lager, dark and red, in the local headquarters. AFP PHOTO / JUAN MABROMATA (Photo credit should read JUAN MABROMATA/AFP/Getty Images)
A shrine for Eva Peron is lit with candles at the Peron Peron Bar in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Friday, April 12, 2013. Argentina is famous for its bare-knuckled politics, with iconic figures like General Juan Domingo Peron and his wife Evita, and a history of union battles and leftist guerrilla uprisings. Now beer-makers in Buenos Aires are capitalizing on this culture, brewing and selling artisan brands that celebrate the country?s political icons. The ?Peron Peron? bar started the trend when it released its blonde beer, Evita. (AP Photo/Victor R. Caivano)
In this Feb. 23, 2013 photo, political activists from the Radical Party produce artisan beer named after President Hipolito Yrigoyen at their committee center in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Argentina is famous for its bare-knuckled politics, with iconic figures like General Juan Domingo Peron and his wife Evita, and a history of union battles and leftist guerrilla uprisings. Now beer-makers in Buenos Aires are capitalizing on this culture, brewing and selling artisan brands that celebrate the country?s political icons. (AP Photo/Victor R. Caivano)
Bottles of Argentine craft beers 'Evita', 'Montonera' and 'Doble K' are seen at Peron Peron bar and restaurant, in Buenos Aires on February 19, 2013. The major political parties of Argentina produce craft beers. The Peronist Party (ruling) offers a lager called 'Evita', a red beer called 'Montonera', a stout beer called '17 de Octubre' and a strong beer called 'Doble K', which can be tasted at 'Peron Peron' bar and restaurant. On the other hand, the Radical Party offers 'Hipolita' in three flavors: lager, dark and red, in the local headquarters. AFP PHOTO / JUAN MABROMATA (Photo credit should read JUAN MABROMATA/AFP/Getty Images)
Artisan beers named after political figures are displayed at the Peron Peron Bar in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Friday, April 12, 2013. Argentina is famous for its bare-knuckled politics, with iconic figures like General Juan Domingo Peron and his wife Evita, and a history of union battles and leftist guerrilla uprisings. Now beer-makers in Buenos Aires are capitalizing on this culture, brewing and selling artisan brands that celebrate the country?s political icons. The ?Peron Peron? bar started the trend when it released its blonde beer, Evita. Now it also offers Montonero, a dark ale named after the 1970s guerrilla group, and the ?Double K,? in honor of Argentine leader Cristina Fernandez and her late husband, President Nestor Kirchner. (AP Photo/Victor R. Caivano)
In this Feb. 23, 2013 photo, beer named after Argentina's former President Hipolito Yrigoyen sits on display at the committee center of the Radical Party in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Argentina is famous for its bare-knuckled politics, with iconic figures like General Juan Domingo Peron and his wife Evita, and a history of union battles and leftist guerrilla uprisings. Now beer-makers in Buenos Aires are capitalizing on this culture, brewing and selling artisan brands that celebrate the country?s political icons. (AP Photo/Victor R. Caivano)
In this Feb. 23, 2013 photo, political activists from the opposition Radical Party brew blonde, red and black beers named after President Hipolito Yrigoyen at their committee center in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Argentina is famous for its bare-knuckled politics, with iconic figures like General Juan Domingo Peron and his wife Evita, and a history of union battles and leftist guerrilla uprisings. Now beer-makers in Buenos Aires are capitalizing on this culture, brewing and selling artisan brands that celebrate the country?s political icons. (AP Photo/Victor R. Caivano)
A bartender serves 'Montonera' draft beer at Peron Peron bar and restaurant, in Buenos Aires on February 19, 2013. The major political parties of Argentina produce craft beers. The Peronist Party (ruling) offers a lager called 'Evita', a red beer called 'Montonera', a stout beer called '17 de Octubre' and a strong beer called 'Doble K', which can be tasted at 'Peron Peron' bar and restaurant. On the other hand, the Radical Party offers 'Hipolita' in three flavors: lager, dark and red, in the local headquarters. AFP PHOTO / JUAN MABROMATA (Photo credit should read JUAN MABROMATA/AFP/Getty Images)
A man grinds malt to make Argentine craft beer 'Hipolita' at the local headquarters of the Radical Party in Buenos Aires on February 19, 2013. The major political parties of Argentina produce craft beers. The Peronist Party (ruling) offers a lager called 'Evita', a red beer called 'Montonera', a stout beer called '17 de Octubre' and a strong beer called 'Doble K', which can be tasted at 'Peron Peron' bar and restaurant. On the other hand, the Radical Party offers 'Hipolita' in three flavors: lager, dark and red, in the local headquarters. AFP PHOTO / JUAN MABROMATA (Photo credit should read JUAN MABROMATA/AFP/Getty Images)
Bottles of Argentine craft beer 'Hipolita', in its three flavors, lager, dark and red, are displayed at the local headquarters of the Radical Party in Buenos Aires on February 19, 2013. The major political parties of Argentina produce craft beers. The Peronist Party (ruling) offers a lager called 'Evita', a red beer called 'Montonera', a stout beer called '17 de Octubre' and a strong beer called 'Doble K', which can be tasted at 'Peron Peron' bar and restaurant. On the other hand, the Radical Party offers 'Hipolita' in three flavors: lager, dark and red, in the local headquarters. AFP PHOTO / JUAN MABROMATA (Photo credit should read JUAN MABROMATA/AFP/Getty Images)
Bottles of Argentine craft beers 'Evita', 'Montonera' and 'Doble K' are seen at Peron Peron bar and restaurant, in Buenos Aires on February 19, 2013. The major political parties of Argentina produce craft beers. The Peronist Party (ruling) offers a lager called 'Evita', a red beer called 'Montonera', a stout beer called '17 de Octubre' and a strong beer called 'Doble K', which can be tasted at 'Peron Peron' bar and restaurant. On the other hand, the Radical Party offers 'Hipolita' in three flavors: lager, dark and red, in the local headquarters. AFP PHOTO / JUAN MABROMATA (Photo credit should read JUAN MABROMATA/AFP/Getty Images)
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