[TAS] Free Brewery Tour (Photo ID & Payment Card Detail Required) @ James Boag Brewery

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shap08 on 27/03/2024 - 12:23 jamesboag.com.au (154 clicks)
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Free outing for the family, enjoy 3 of James Boag’s exceptional lagers and ales without spending a dime.

Normally: $35 adult $18 children. Free for Tasmanian residents.

• Must present valid Tasmanian photo ID
• Credit card details must be supplied
• CC will NOT be charged unless you do not attend and no notification is given
• If no notice is given full ticket price will be charged

The James Boag Brewery have been brewing crisp, refreshing lagers and ales on the banks of Launceston’s Esk River since 1881, and now you have the opportunity to discover what goes into producing Tasmania’s finest beer. Step inside the historic brewery for a fully guided tour, exploring how James Boag’s traditional brewing process is teamed with the state-of-the-art brewery, to create their range of award-winning beers.

The tour concludes with a guided tasting of 3 of James Boag’s exceptional lagers and ales, in our heritage listed James Boag Brewery Bar.
Don’t miss your chance to experience a world class working brewery, the only brewery where James Boag beer is made, and where it has always been made. Book today.

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  Yogi555 on 27/03/2024 - 12:28

  For tasmanian residents only. Had a trip planned for Tasmania next month and guess can't get it free as I am a visitor.

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    AustriaBargain on 27/03/2024 - 13:02

    +1

    Three lagers included in the tour helps justify the price a little, especially for children at $18.

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      seanbaussie on 27/03/2024 - 16:51

      -1

      Tasmanians get 6. One of each per head.

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    ripoffmerchant on 27/03/2024 - 13:33

    +6

    If it makes you feel any better I'm a Tasmanian and I paid for a family of us to do the tour before it became free the week after. Our tour guide requested that we all leave one star reviews for the brewery and a comment about the staff losing their jobs.

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  Jessie Ryder on 27/03/2024 - 12:31

  Might want to mention its only free for Tasmanians

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    jv on 27/03/2024 - 13:07

    -3

    So it is a family only offer ???

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  jv on 27/03/2024 - 13:06

  Free outing for the family

  Yes, take the kids to a brewery…

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  jv on 27/03/2024 - 13:09

  -1

  Does anybody know the code to enter the website ???

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  aussieplip on 27/03/2024 - 13:20

  +5

  Did the tour ~15 years ago and from what I remember it was quite fun, it was even better that surprisingly most of the people on the tour didn't drink beer. I took 6 or 7 seven free schooners off there hands and had a good afternoon.

  Nothing beats the Monteith Brewery in Greymouth on the west coast of the South Island in NZ though! It was a while ago so not sure if this is still the case, but after the tour the guide leaves the group and gives everyone free rein of the bar to drink what your want!

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    johnmelb on 27/03/2024 - 13:27

    +1

    ~15 years ago

    Inflation/shrinkflation happened in the meantime:

    An expert guide
    Monteith’s and beer history lesson
    15 minutes behind the scenes tour
    A 20–30-minute tasting and pouring lesson
    Two beers poured from the Brewer’s Table
    Takeaway mixed-six-pack filled with your own selection of our beers and ciders.
    Time to explore backstage in our former brewhouse.

    So you might be out of luck if you go now..

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    TasmanSam on 27/03/2024 - 13:32

    +2

    The Speights brewery tour I did in Dunedin NZ years back was the same, 30 mins of pouring your own beers after the tour, was good fun.

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    jv on 27/03/2024 - 14:11

    Nothing beats the Monteith Brewery in Greymouth on the west coast of the South Island

    Is it beer o'clock yet?

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  Wolfy on 27/03/2024 - 19:55

  The Boag's tour is essentially the same as every industrial brewery tour, CUB in Melbourne, XXXX in QLD, Tiger in Singapore etc.

  The Cascade tour (in Hobart) has some nice history and a nice building to visit and decent food/bar afterward.
  If you want something real and hands on, tour a micro brewery (the MooBrew tour - at the old location was really good)