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An absolute must-visit after hopping off the Manly ferry. It’s the quintessential Sydney harbor beer experience, blending great brews with unparalleled ocean breezes.

Super Dry did not just win a market, it redefined what Japanese beer was supposed to taste like. The Dry Wars were the last time a beer style genuinely changed a country.

Where elite surf culture meets elite brewing. Grabbing an XPA in their Currumbin taproom offers a perfect, laid-back snapshot of the Gold Coast lifestyle.

The pioneer of modern hoppy session ales in the UK, whose original Sussex brewery was brutally closed by Asahi.

The historic brewer behind London Pride, which shockingly sold its entire brewing business to Asahi in 2019.

A stylish, seafood-friendly staple of the Brisbane riverfront. It offers travelers a perfectly balanced, refreshing pint right in the heart of Teneriffe.

Bought by SABMiller, then AB InBev, and finally sold off to Asahi to satisfy monopoly regulators.

A true pioneer of the Melbourne scene. The Richmond brewery is a fantastic place to taste the history of Victoria's craft beer movement in an iconic industrial setting.

An industrial powerhouse in Port Adelaide that takes no prisoners. Travelers looking for aggressive, hop-forward IPAs and a massive, vibrant taproom will find their paradise here.

The beer that conquered the world. On 5 Oct 1842 Bavarian brewer Josef Groll debuted the first batch — its brilliant golden clarity was revolutionary in a world of dark, cloudy ales, and it spawned…

Italy's most exported lager, and one of the premium European brands Asahi picked up when regulators forced SABMiller to sell.

Australia's biggest brewer, and the source of the country's longest-running joke: Foster's is an export product Australians largely do not drink.

The swing-top made Grolsch recognisable in a category where nearly every bottle looks the same. It is also a genuinely worse piece of packaging — more expensive, heavier, slower to fill — kept…