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12 Breweries Worth Visiting Across Tasmania
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12 Breweries Worth Visiting Across Tasmania

Tasmania has built a thriving craft beer scene, with breweries scattered across Hobart, Launceston, and the Cradle Mountain region. Whether you're after a casual taproom visit or a brewery experience paired with food, here are the venues shaping Tasmania's beer culture.

  1. Brewlab Craft Beer Cafe — Battery Point, Tasmania1
    Pubs Hobart

    1. Brewlab Craft Beer Cafe

    Located in Hobart, this spot combines brewery operations with a cafe setting, making it ideal if you want to try craft beer without committing to a full pub session.

    67
    Spot Score
    Worth a Look
    4.8(653)· Google$$$$
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  2. James Boag Brewery, Launceston — Port Arthur, Tasmania2
    Breweries Hobart

    2. James Boag Brewery, Launceston

    A well-established name in Tasmanian brewing, James Boag offers visitors a chance to explore a heritage brewery with deeper roots in the state's beer history.

    66
    Spot Score
    Worth a Look
    4.7(832)· Google
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  3. The Albert Brewery & Taproom — Battery Point, Tasmania3
    Breweries Hobart

    3. The Albert Brewery & Taproom

    Hobart's Albert Brewery provides a dedicated taproom experience for sampling their range in a focused tasting environment.

    64
    Spot Score
    Worth a Look
    4.9(188)· Google
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  4. Du Cane Brewery & Dining Hall — Cradle Mountain, Tasmania4
    Breweries Launceston

    4. Du Cane Brewery & Dining Hall

    Based in Launceston, Du Cane pairs brewing with dining, so it's worth a visit if you want beer and food in one location.

    64
    Spot Score
    Worth a Look
    4.7(423)· Google
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  5. Hobart Brewing Co. — Battery Point, Tasmania5
    Breweries Hobart

    5. Hobart Brewing Co.

    A Hobart fixture for those wanting to support a local independent brewery and sample what the capital's beer scene produces.

    63
    Spot Score
    Worth a Look
    4.6(400)· Google
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  6. T-Bone Brewing Co. — Battery Point, Tasmania6
    Breweries Hobart

    6. T-Bone Brewing Co.

    Another Hobart option that rounds out the variety of breweries available in Tasmania's largest city.

    63
    Spot Score
    Worth a Look
    4.7(335)· Google$$$$
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  7. Spotty Dog Brewery and Taphouse — Battery Point, Tasmania7
    Pubs Hobart

    7. Spotty Dog Brewery and Taphouse

    Hobart-based and tagged as both brewery and pub, Spotty Dog suits visitors wanting a casual, social atmosphere alongside beer.

    62
    Spot Score
    Worth a Look
    4.7(200)· Google
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  8. Miners Gold Brewery — Cradle Mountain, Tasmania8
    Pubs Cradle Mountain

    8. Miners Gold Brewery

    Located near Cradle Mountain, this brewery offers a regional alternative if you're exploring Tasmania's natural attractions and want to visit a local brewery.

    62
    Spot Score
    Worth a Look
    4.6(299)· Google$$$$
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  9. Shambles Brewery — Battery Point, Tasmania9
    Breweries Hobart

    9. Shambles Brewery

    A Hobart brewery for visitors keen to explore the full roster of craft operations in the capital without leaving the city.

    61
    Spot Score
    Worth a Look
    4.5(352)· Google
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  10. Welcome Swallow Brewery — Richmond, Tasmania10
    Breweries Cradle Mountain

    10. Welcome Swallow Brewery

    Situated near Cradle Mountain, Welcome Swallow is useful if you're touring the region and looking for a brewery stop outside Hobart.

    61
    Spot Score
    Worth a Look
    4.9(94)· Google
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  11. Buttons Brewing — Cradle Mountain, Tasmania11
    Breweries Cradle Mountain

    11. Buttons Brewing

    Another Cradle Mountain option, giving visitors in that region a choice of local breweries to explore.

    60
    Spot Score
    Worth a Look
    4.6(157)· Google
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  12. Deep South Brewing Co. — Battery Point, Tasmania12
    Breweries Hobart

    12. Deep South Brewing Co.

    A Hobart-based brewery that adds another choice to the city's craft beer lineup.

    60
    Spot Score
    Worth a Look
    4.7(141)· Google
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At a glance

VenueSpot ScoreGooglePriceSuburbTop feature
Brewlab Craft Beer Cafe67/1004.8(653)$$Hobart
James Boag Brewery, Launceston66/1004.7(832)Hobart
The Albert Brewery & Taproom64/1004.9(188)Hobart
Du Cane Brewery & Dining Hall64/1004.7(423)Launceston
Hobart Brewing Co.63/1004.6(400)Hobart
T-Bone Brewing Co.63/1004.7(335)$$Hobart
Spotty Dog Brewery and Taphouse62/1004.7(200)Hobart
Miners Gold Brewery62/1004.6(299)$$Cradle Mountain
Shambles Brewery61/1004.5(352)Hobart
Welcome Swallow Brewery61/1004.9(94)Cradle Mountain
Buttons Brewing60/1004.6(157)Cradle Mountain
Deep South Brewing Co.60/1004.7(141)Hobart

Frequently asked questions

Which Tasmanian breweries are best if I want food with my beer?+

Du Cane Brewery & Dining Hall in Launceston is explicitly set up to pair brewing with dining. Brewlab Craft Beer Cafe in Hobart combines beer with a cafe menu. Several others tagged as both breweries and pubs (Spotty Dog, Miners Gold) likely have food offerings, though specific menus aren't confirmed here.

Are there breweries outside Hobart?+

Yes. James Boag Brewery and Du Cane Brewery & Dining Hall are in or near Launceston. Miners Gold Brewery, Welcome Swallow Brewery, and Buttons Brewing are all located near Cradle Mountain. The majority, however, are in Hobart.

Can I visit multiple breweries in one area?+

Hobart has the most options, with at least nine breweries listed. Cradle Mountain has three breweries within the region, so multiple visits in a day are feasible. Launceston has two main options.

What's the difference between a brewery, a taproom, and a brewpub?+

A brewery focuses on producing beer. A taproom is where you sample and buy that beer. A brewpub combines brewing with a full pub or dining experience. Some of these venues overlap—for example, Brewlab operates as both a brewery and a cafe.

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