tourist attraction
Launceston City Council, Australia
1881 brewery uses Tasmanian water for its beers, hosts functions & offers guided tours & food.
AI summary
Beer paddle and brewery tour.
@jamesboagau
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James Boag Brewery, Launceston39 William St, Launceston TAS 7250, Australia
Google rating 4.7 / 5
Open in Google Maps ↗2,851 likes, 47 comments - brisbanefoodadventure on May 11, 2025: "I say at least because we definitely should’ve spent some more time to visit all the spots 😱 Started our morning @breadandbuttertasmania for their pastries 🥐 They have 3 stores across the city - I’m not sure what the difference is but definitely a must stop 😍 Before making a stop at @gorgescenicchairlift for the most scenic chairlift and it’s also the longest in the world 😱 You also do some walking tracks around the area where you’ll see lots of little wallabies and peacocks 🦚 A quick stop at @jamesboagau for a beer paddle and a brewery tour 🍻 Before lunch at @stillwatertasmania which I can’t recommend highly enough this was such a beautiful restaurant with fantastic food which was presented so well 😍 We also had to make a stop at @josefchromywines for a wine tasting - love their wines and the vineyard is actually like looking a painting 🖼️ Last stop of the day was the Grindelwald Village about 15min drive from Launceston where you’ll find adorable shops and even splash golf ⛳️ 📍Make sure you put Launceston on your Tasmania list because there’s so much to explore here 😍 - - - #tasmania #visittasmania #discovertasmania #tassie #launceston #josefchromy #cataractgorge #tasmaniaroadtrip #tasmaniagram #tasmaniawine #winery #travelvlog".