Breweries to Explore Around Australia

Though the drink is available at multiple small and big outlets around the continent, some bars exclusively manufacture some of the best beers in the town. Let?s take you through a few fabulous ones which are a perfect combination of a great environment, enticing food, and some brilliant chilled BEER!

1. Burnley Brewing: 648 Bridge Rd, Burley VIC, 3121

How do you define the experience of a perfect evening? Some close friends, a glass of chilled beer and an appetizing, lip-smacking freshly baked pizza. If that?s your idea of happiness, Burnley has you covered! The place was once home to an authentic Italian eatery by the name of Romulus & Remus and now has undergone this eye-catching transformation and quenches the thirst of hundreds who come here every day. Try out their ESB or Extra Special Burnley, it?s one of their best sellers and is sure never going to disappoint you.

Their pizzas are gorgeous, authentic and melt in the mouth! There cannot be a better companion to go with a glass of freshly brewed beer! Vegetarians should try their Margherita, and the non-vegetarians can feast on bacon and meatballs!

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2. Coldstream Brewery: 94 Maroondah Hwy, Coldstream VIC, 3770

The blend of a European chilled beer and the essence of local Australian goodness, this deadly combination rules the Coldstream town! The brewery is owned by two childhood buddies Rohan and Mike who wandered and roamed around European bars and pubs worked there, drank there, tasted some of the finest beers and then one day got the opportunity to revamp wool shed to transform it into one of the coolest breweries in town! The interiors of the brewery are a perfect combination of chic yet bohemian and give a very cozy touch to the ambiance. The place has a succulent food menu, and gives a variety of culinary options, go for their stakes or nibble on their fish and chips! Visit this place on your trip to the

Yarra Valley and be mesmerized by their lush courtyard!

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3. Block ?n? Tackle Brewery: 1/11-13 Cochrone St, Kincumber NSW, 2251

The Block and Tackle Brewery is a profound example of hard work, dedication, and passion. Initially started as a home brewery in a backyard garage, this place soon became the pet place for many beer lovers. It was then with the help of some funds and friends that the place went into commercial brewing. One of the smallest commercial breweries in town, Block ?n? Tackle are known for its core range of beers, however, they do add some seasonal options on rotation. Their mezze platter is a treat to goa long with their beers.

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4. Frenchies Bistro & Brewery: The Cannery, 6/61 Mentmore Ave, Rosebery NSW

The ambiance, beer, and food- everything about this place is very European. Run by two partners, Tom and Vince, the bring in the best within them to give the breweries visitors some of the freshest beers and connoisseur food options. Tom takes care of the authentic French cuisine and adds a seasonal touch to the food evolving it constantly. Vince adds his magic to the brews and produces an endless flow of a variety of classic European style beers. Try out their German Kolsch, teamed with a selection of finest meats, cheese, and cold cuts. If you aren?t a beer person, there are wider options for you, choose from their range of champagnes or cognacs, this place will never disappoint you- it has something for everyone!

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5. Robe Town Brewery: 97 Millicent Rd, Robe SA, 5276

If there is one brewery that has made its own special space in the beer scene of South Australia it would without a doubt be the Robe Town Brewery. Being as new as 6 years old, this brewery started operations in 2013 and is now the only commercial brewery that uses a wood fire kettle for brewing purposes. This brewery is the first one to take to the path of restoring ?craft? in craft beer. Keeping this in mind, Australian made barley and Australian grown hops are used by the brewery, as are other locally made ingredients. The wood-fired kettle's natural strength, as well as the subtle flavors created from the oak barrel mash tun, straw filtration and open fermentation all cure a distinctive taste for its brews.

The complete ambiance and vibe of this brewery have been created by a team of passionate people heading on different responsibilities. A distinctive stake in the thriving independent craft beer market has been set by the creative team behind this small, rustic and quirky brewery. Although the beer is all about returning to basics, the honest approach of Robe Town produces flavorful brews that taste far from plain. So, when you visit, you are bound to be awestruck and come back with an everlasting taste of their beer.

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6. Brouhaha: 6/39 Coral Street, Maleny QLD, 4552

This is a lot of pride associated with this brewery as it is a brewery for the locals, by the locals. This independent brewpub has been able to pick up a Best Brewer award at the inaugural Queensland Beer Awards (The Beeries) and two silvers and four bronze medals at the 2017 Craft Beer Awards after being opened for just over a year. The striking feature that sets this place apart from others is that it?s not just about producing and selling beer, it?s more of a philosophy of keeping the process and practices as sustainable as possible. They have collaborated with local Manley town producers and farmers wherein they believe that they are giving back to the nature in return of what they are extracting out of it. This is very evident in their quality and preparation of food and beer which reflects their passion for local produce. So, get in, sip on a few pints and enjoy their lip-smacking exotic dishes like lemon pepper calamari, baked goat cheese with walnuts and other such delicious dishes.

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