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Thursday 27 July 2006

Melbourne's Microbreweries


Microbreweries in Melbourne started to grow when I was young and unappreciative of a good lager. Since then I have grown but I am not beer connoisseurr but some of the golden liquid produced by Melbourne's finest is had to resist. Here are the ones I love:

Mountain Goat started out as a hobby in a backyard and now produces four hand-crafted, all natural ales – Hightail Ale, Pale Ale, India Pale Ale and Surefoot Stout. Open Fridays 5pm–midnightCorner North and Clark streets, RichmondPh 03 9428 1180

St Arnou is named after the patron saint of brewers and you can enjoy the award winning Pale Ale and Pilsner at their Beer Bistro in the city and Beer Café in Preston. Open daily. 582 Little Collins Street, MelbournePh 03 9620 9720197 Plenty Road, PrestonPh 03 9495 1444

James Squire Brewhouse: From the full-bodied Portland Pale Ale to the heady Craic Stout and a range of seasonal and festival inspired brews the Malt Shovel Brewers expertly craft fresh and flavoursome beers.Open daily.115 Russell Street, Melbourne, 3000Ph 03 9654 5000

While we are on the subject of beer, I must mention Lucky Beer. It is the most beautiful bottle of a beer that I have ever seen, and the company website is fantastic as well. I bought a 6 pack from David Jones for a laksa party I was having, and even the box was beautiful embossed with Asian prints. This lager is an Asian style lager, brewed from natural integredients, brewed in Rutherglen. Available in the CMB & other fun places at:
Amello - St Kilda
Bacash - South Yarra
The Courtyard Tavern - CBD
Golden Monkey Lounge Bar - CBD
The Journal - CBD
LaLaLand - CBD
Lazar Charcoal Grill - Fitzroy
Money Order Coffee - CBD
New Panda Restaurant - Doncaster East
Ocha Restaurant - Kew
Palm Sugar - Richmond
Pearl Restaurant - Richmond
Plume's - Doncaster
Punch Lane Wine Bar - CBD
Shark Fin House - CBD
Soulmama - CBD
Transport Hotel - CBD
Upper House - CBD
Zest - CBD

...and my house!

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