Tasmania’s craft beer revolution shows no signs of slowing down. The state’s newest arrival has taken up a berth in Hobart’s old wharf area, a short walk from the tourism-friendly (and much glitzier) Sullivan’s Cove. During the week the big Red Shed is dedicated to its craft, producing small batches of Tasmanian Ale, Rye Porter, Cream Ale, Pale Ale and Sours, but from Thursday to Sunday the brewing crew throw open their home to beer lovers who can sample beer straight from the tank, buy food from visiting food trucks, just congregate around the brewery’s welcoming fire pit and listen to live music.

Bar, Australian, BeerHobart Brewing Co. is one of the best places for beer lovers to seek out when in Hobart. Independently created, this bar-cum-brewery is synonymous with local lovers of that golden goodness, with exciting and unusual beer options spotlighting Tasmanian brews. Brewery tours are available, too, for those who really want to ‘nerd out’ on all that hoppy goodness.

One of Hobart’s best bars and beer gardens is right on Macquarie Point in Hobart Brewing Co’s red shed. A place for froth lovers, the bar is stocked with beer, beer and more beer – and by that we mean 16 fresh brews on tap. After all, there’s a brewery on-site!

Prop yourself at the glowing bar at the Henry Jones Art Hotel and check out Hobart’s fashionistas over a honey porter. If there are no spare stools at the…

As the city’s eponymous brewery and one that sits by its scenic waterfront, Hobart Brewing Co feels like a reasonable place to start a crawl through the city’s breweries. Found in the historical, industrial Macquarie Point, the expansive brewery and taproom creates a home inside an old warehouse nicknamed the Red Shed. The rustic setting feels like a farmhouse that's been transported into the city with weathered tin, chalk boards and recycled materials making up the interior aesthetic, where there's an exposed brew kit complete with raw ingredients on full display.

Moo Brew is perhaps the best known of the independent Hobart craft brewers, while lesser known names like Shambles Brewing Co and Hobart Brewing Co have tap rooms in the center of town and are producing a wide variety of core range and seasonal brews. As far as craft beer bars go, pubs and bars like The Winston and Preachers are the gold standard, while many of the cities other non-beer specific bars and restaurants also do their bit by stocking local brews. Here’s our pick of the best craft beers spots in Hobart.

If you have a few hours in Hobart on a sunny afternoon, they’d be well-spent in the city’s biggest beer garden, which can be found at the local Hobart Brewing Co.. In 2014, a couple of mates, Brendan and Scott, got to talking about creating a local Hobartian beer, then they got to making it. Their first brew, Harbour Master can be found all over Tassie and you can taste it and 12 of their other creations every day of the week at their waterfront brewery housed in a big red shed.

One of the first craft brewpubs to open in the city (2014), Hobart Brewing Co. nails the beer garden vibe, with a mix of wooden pallets and picnic tables seating 300-plus patrons alongside the bright red shed that houses the brewery and taproom. It’s on the waterfront, though it’s closer to MAC01 than Salamanca. On tap you’ll find staple brews such as the excellent Cream Ale and the Little Pine mid-strength, plus limited releases showcasing seasonal fruits.

Out for a waterfront stroll by the historic Hunter Street, you might find yourself walking into the rustic taproom at the Hobart Brewing Company's Red Shed. The Harbour Master Tasmanian Ale is a staple, combining three varieties of hops grown in the Derwent Valley. For those who love their beer dark, try one of their seasonal IPAs - can't go wrong with their Colorado IPA.

If you’re looking for some of the best craft beer in Tasmania, nestled in Hobart is the renowned Hobart Brewing Co – the first stop you should be making. They are all about quality flavoursome beer with true Tasmanian roots. Sitting along Ross Bay, Hobart Brewing Co has it all: craft beer, seasonal creations, ciders, wine and an unforgettable view.

Hobart Brewing Company is housed in the rustic Red Shed building on the Hobart Waterfront. The relaxed venue offers a large beer garden with fire pits in the winter, ticketed events and live music every Friday night. Check out their upcoming gigs, where you will be sure to find a mix of laid-back acoustic acts and some of the best bands in Hobart.

Hobart has a lot of Indian restaurants, and although with Indian food, its quite hard to get a bad one, this place in particular was great!. With unique options that speak more to the geography of the country rather than simply our western tastebuds, this was a delight to not only eat but to discuss the food with the waiter as well.

OK, so the ‘brewing’ element isn’t exactly for kids, but it’s certainly worth taking the family to Hobart’s beloved red shed. Order from a colourful cluster of food trucks and grab a sunny spot in this unfussy outdoor eating area. Enjoy the communal atmosphere of crackling firepits and live music and, go on, grab a pint.

A local favourite, Hobart Brewing Co. is located in central Hobart right on the waterfront. Their taproom is open seven days and is nestled amongst tanks of the good stuff, right in the centre of the brewery. If you’re fond of limited-release beers on the funkier side, you’ll have a lot of fun here.

Around the corner is The Hobart Brewing Company which offers food caravans and a wide open space, with some umbrellas for cover, and a large bar which is happily door-free. Choose from extremely good Asian or Mexican food cooked while you wait. In colder weather there are big open fires.

In addition to the culinary scene, South Hobart is also home to several craft breweries and distilleries, allowing visitors to taste locally produced beers, wines, and spirits at popular venues like Lark Distillery, Institut Polaire, and Hobart Brewing Company.

The team at Saint John Craft Beer prides itself on showcasing some of the best local Tassie beer and acts as the distributor for local brewers such as Seven Sheds, Devils Brewery, Hobart Brewing Co, Ocho and Fox Friday Brewing.

Giblett said there were plenty of live music competitors in the Hobart market, citing the Homestead, the Waratah, the Republic Bar, the Grand Poobah, Irish Murphy's, Hobart Brewing Co, and people even doing "house shows".

CULT Comedy at the Brisbane monthly with a lot of local talent doing 5 minute sets in a new material night (this is Hobart's closest to an Open Mic, most newbies get their start here)

Situated on Hobart’s waterfront, Hobart Brewing Co. is a favorite destination for locals and visitors alike. They offer a wide variety of beers in a vibrant, outdoor-friendly venue.

Most prominent of the craft breweries is the Hobart Brewing Co, which shares Macquarie Point real estate with the likes of MACq1 and the Henry Jones Art Hotel.

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Back in Hobart city center, look for a bright red shed to point the way to Hobart Brewing Company, one of the city’s most consistent craft brewers.

From a refreshing and light cream ale, to a crisp and malty amber ale, the range of locally brewed beers is out of this world.