Now those are words that I love to hear. Spending a few years in the microbrewery capital of the USA, Oregon, I’ve developed a taste for beer that Aussie macros like Toohey’s, VB and XXXX just can’t touch.
At the National Festival of Beers, there’s over 150 Aussie beers on tap. I never knew there were so many microbreweries available. Ales, lagers, stouts, pilsners, wheats, they’re all there.
The only downside is that the festival is on from Sept 19-21. Three days just isn’t enough time to sample 150 beers properly without doing yourself major damage, or forgetting what you did the entire time. And at $3.30 per pot (285ml), it’ll do some damage to your wallet as well.
The good news is that I’m willing to try. Anyone want to join me for a pint or two…or 150?
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Hi Chris, Can you get in touch with me - I’m a reporter with the courier-mail covering rugby world cup, i’d love to have a chat.
How can you say Mental As Anything is ordinary?!
Is this some kind of conspiracy? Wineries with resorts, beer festivals with 150 beers. I’m stuck with Bintang and Angkor.
try $7 a pot. now that does damage! At the Bluestone Beer Cafe in Melbourne, nicest place, all with imported beers, but damn, they do charge for it
A Brisbane Institution/annual event I never miss - even reviewed it last year! Admittedly it was better at the Story Bridge, but shall be there with bells and/or drinking boots on regardless!
Entertainment looks as ordinary as ever, but hey, it’s all about the beer!
Amber Liquid Ging