It was Wednesday night in Sydney, Australia and after a day at the office I could really do with a drink. Lucky for me, I had the pleasure of downing eight; eight expertly selected beers to accompany my four course dinner. It's a hard life.
The event was the Autumnal Feast, at The Local Taphouse, in Sydney's inner city suburb of Darlinghurst. An intimate gathering of twelve, headed by Kirrily Waldhorn, aka, The… Continue

Sydney traditionally holds a St Patrick's Day Parade on a week-end that close to St Patrick's Day on March 17th. This year, the Sydney St Patrick's Day parade will take place on March 21t from Park St and ending in Hyde Park.
This event are marked with the wearing of
green attire, or of clothes with touches of green.And it's not uncommon to find green water spouting from the city fountains.
Otherwise, it's also the perfect day to drink beer, especially the Irish one, Guinness.… Continue

In the Traveller section of the Sydney Morning Herald, Stephen Phelan shares his experience in the most famous-beer city: Dublin.

Arthur Guinness's brewery company celebrated its 250th anniversary last september in Dublin; if you missed, there is always St Patrick's Day on March 17, a national religious holiday that has somehow became an annual global drinking session thanks to the Irish diaspora and the m… Continue

Tasmania has two famous brands of beer; Cascade and Boags.

Cascade Brewery Company
has claim as being Australia's oldest brewery, and they have had a lot
of time to master their brew. Cascade is now part of the Fosters Group.

Cascade is unique among Australian breweries and rare among breweries worldwide in that it operates it own malti… Continue