The 2011 Tasmanian Beerfest
Australia’s largest beer festival transforms the Hobart waterfront into a universe of boutique and craft beer this November.
Friday November 18th 5pm-11pm
and
Saturday November 19th 11am-11pm
Breweries large and small from across Tasmania, interstate and overseas put their best brews on show for beer lovers to take their time sampling as many as they want.
Hobart’s Princes Wharf (home to the Taste of Tasmania), overlooking the magnificent Derwent Estuary and picturesque Salamanca Place, will be completely given over to the festival.
The festival is set amidst some of Tasmania’s finest restaurants, hotels and waterfront tourist attractions – the stage is set for a beer experience second to none.
Australian boutique beers go head to head with the world’s best – giving you the opportunity to compare top Tasmanian brews with the rest of the world.
Boutique beer and plenty of food, combined with live music, brewing information sessions and more, turn on the best Tasmania has to offer.
Lovers of ale can also meet brewers, attend information sessions on commercial and home brewing, enter the home brew competition and educate their palates with hundreds of boutique beers from micro to major breweries.
With beers available from across the globe, people can dedicate their journey of discovery to specific regions – choose the Tasmanian experience, English Bitters and Ales, the oldest beers in the world from Belgium. Knowledgeable beer experts will guide sessions.
Whether your approach is educational, recreational or professional the Tasmanian Boutique Beer Festival offers an unparalleled opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of craft beer. Get the inside information on production and distribution. Broaden your palate and capacity for informed appreciation with tips directly from renowned brewers.

Take advantage of the waterfront location and jump on a ferry and head to the home of picturesque Moo Brew, one of Australia’s finest craft breweries. Extend your knowledge – increase your enjoyment.
For the majority of festival goers Beerfest extends the possibilities for appreciation and enjoyment with live music, comfortable undercover facilities, fresh Tasmanian produce and a custom designed beer garden in which to enjoy the local scenery from a superb waterfront location.
Thousands of interstate and overseas visitors flocked to last year’s event.
Is Tassie top of the hops? Judge for yourself – we think so.












