Breweries & Beer Distribution in Ballarat Central, Ballarat, VIC
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Results from the 'Breweries & Beer Distribution' category in Ballarat Central, Ballarat
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315-317 Mair St, Ballarat, 3350
(03) 5300 1407
Aunty Jacks in Ballarat is a popular brewery known for its great atmosphere, friendly staff, and delicious food and drinks. The venue features unique decor and sustainable practices. Many customers praise the service and friendly staff who go above and beyond to make the experience memorable. The food offers various tasty options, and the beer selection is extensive. Some customers have noted issues with unclear pricing and overcharging. Overall, Aunty Jacks is a must-visit for tourists and locals alike. Nearby results from the Breweries & Beer Distribution category
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884 Humffray Street South, Mount Pleasant, 3350
(03) 4343 1777
Brewery Cubby Haus Brewing is a welcoming and friendly brewery with enjoyable music and vibes. Customers appreciate the good selection of beers and unique range of pizzas and wine. The atmosphere is great and service is outstanding. Families are welcome and there are games and activities for kids. Malcolm, the barman/brewer, is often praised for his friendly demeanor. 
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1/314 Ripon St S, Ballarat, 3350
(03) 5333 5825
Ballarat Home Brew Centre Roger and Averil Eatts took over management of the Ballarat Home Brew Centre in November 2000 just after the race horse ‘Brew’ won the Melbourne Cup. Averil has learnt a lot in the past 11 years at Ballarat Home Brew Center. She can suggest the right additives to get the best home brewed beer, cider or ginger beer. She understands the importance of gluten, dairy, nut or yeast free bread mixes for those with specific dietary requirements and is able to offer advice and recipes. Spelt Flour is also available for low tolerance of the modern wheat. Wayne, Averil’s brother-in-law, started work at the shop in August 2009. Making a busy and interesting change to truck driving, he was able to increase his passion from his own home bar ‘Down The Gurgular’ to brewing different beers in the shop’s kegerator for customers to try. The Ballarat Home Brew Centre is a family affair and you will often see the Eatts children: Jeremy, Corinna, Elisha and Shona in the store. You might even meet Averil's little sister, Cia (Wayne's wife) or perhaps some other relations coming in to lend a hand. 
