Welcome
of the South Australian Brewing and Beer Industry.
I will be uploading all my research on the the South Australian Beer, as well as any news on the future of the industry.
If you have any historical photos of breweries or labels not included on this website, I would love to add them, please get in contact with me!
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I have added all the known hotels from 1836 to the present. I have tried to include a photo of the hotel if one exists as well as all the known names they have traded under.
The first being No Eye Deer in Mallala.
No Eye Deer has come out of the blocks with a number of beers available in 330ml cans.
Next is Lost & Found Brewing, a new brewery in Angle Vale.
I was first alerted to the brewery at the Beer & BBQ, with the Indie bar pouring Old Mate Lager.
I am looking forward to trying more beers from these breweries and hopefully visiting their cellar doors when they open.
The origins of the names of our glasses are also busted.
Beer glasses must be one of the last uses of the Imperial measurement system still in use in Australia.
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Su Legno is a Barrel Fermented Small batch brewery that opened mid 2023. Currently they have 3 beers available Primo, Oro and Nero.
Tops Beer also opened at the end of 2023, currently they have one beer in cans, Tops Draught.
Firstly Yellow Matter Brewing has opened, it is operated by the owners of the Karma and Crow Cafe in Richmond.
the brewery is on Marion Road, near the airport, and has a large cellar door.
Eclectic Brewing will be showing their wares at the 2023 Beer & BBQ festival, this is a new brewery in the north eastern suburbs
Lastly a new brewery named Clarendon Brewery will be opening soon in Clarendon, I look forward to trying their beer.
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The former made its debut at the Fleurieu Beer Festival in Willunga, where attendees had the opportunity to sample their beers.
The official cellar door of Penny Red Beer Co. is expected to open shortly, making it a must-visit destination for beer enthusiasts.
On the other hand, Jump Ship Brewing opened its doors in the second week of January and currently offers its beers on draught, with plans to package them in cans in the near future.
The brewery currently has five beers, available from the brewery in Kilburn, on Churchill Road, across from Costco.
I have finished scanning all the South Australian Micro Brewery Labels and Cans, as well as completing all the Old Brewery Labels and Cans.
If there is any Labels or Cans I am missing from the website, please let me know. Cheers.