PREORDER 2027 TAS Craft Beer Passport

Preorder 2027 Beer & Wine Passports now!
Order before 1/12/2026 and get 2026 Passport prices - Save $4 per Passport

*Preorders shipped early December*

What is the TAS Craft Beer Passport?

The Tasmania Craft Beer Passport is a custom designed, printed Passport packed full of info about local breweries and craft beer venues throughout the state, as well as brewery hopping suggestions, online discounts and more!

Each venue has their own page in the Passport with info about the venue, facilities available, beer recommendations, a space for tasting notes, as well as exclusive discounts to be redeemed when you visit.

The 2027 TAS Passport contains 24+ breweries throughout TAS, as well as over $500+ worth of discounts.

Each venue has hand-picked their own exclusive discount for Passport customers. These single-use discounts can include:

• 1x Free Beer on Arrival ( e.g. pot, schooner, pint or tasting paddle)
• Half Price Tasting Paddles
• 2 for 1 Schooners
• Discounts on Takeaway Beer
• Discounts on Food
• Discounts on Merchandise
• FREE Merchandise* (e.g. stubby coolers, glasses, etc.)

*Some freebies come with a food or beer purchase 

All discounts in the 2027 Craft Beer Passport are valid from the moment you receive your Passport, until December 31st 2027.

FINAL 2027 VENUE LIST TBA SOON.

2026 TAS BREWERY LIST:

The Albert Brewery 
Bicheno Beer Co 
Bicheno Brewing 
Brewlab 
Bruny Island Beer Co 
Buttons Brewing 
Cascade Brewery Co 
Communion Brewing Co 
Hobart Brewing Co 
Hopfields Brewery 
Island State Brewing 
James Boag’s Brewery 
King Island Brewhouse 
Little Green Men Brewing Co 
Little Rivers Brewing Co
Mountain Culture Hobart 
Penguin Beer Co
Plenty Cider 
Shambles Brewery 
Spotty Dog Brewery 
Spreyton Cider 
Tandy’s Alehouse 
T-Bone Brewing Co Hobart 
T-Bone Brewing Co Huntingfield 
Tin Valley Brewery (LOT 40)

Fine Print

All customers must be 18 years or older in order to purchase any liquor products or redeem any liquor related offers.

All venues reserve the right to refuse service to customers who are unduly intoxicated or disorderly, in accordance with the Responsible Service of Alcohol.