As the home of Carlton Draught, Carlton Brewhouse boasts a fantastic beer garden to enjoy some of Australia’s favourite beer, as well as a great brewery experience.
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The kitchen at Carlton Brewhouse is here to serve up our famous pub fare for all our locals and guests from midday Tuesday to Saturday!
There’s plenty of tables available in our Beer Hall, outside in our Beer Garden, or in front of our giant 12-foot screen to watch the footy.
If you’re craving a drink, we’ve got 12 taps pouring all your favourite CUB beers. Of course, it wouldn’t be a visit to Carlton Brewhouse without a brewery fresh pot of unpasteurised Carlton Draught straight from the tank!
Beer Garden
Enjoy our famous pub fare in our outdoor beer garden, accompanied with a few schooners of our best draught beer.
Did you know our beer garden is also dog-friendly? Man’s best friends is always welcome at Carlton Brewhouse!
Bring your doggo along and go in the running to win our Dog of the Month award, receive a $50 drinks voucher and a photo up on our winners board.
Bottleshop & Beer Gear
Check out the number of displays and all the beer-gear we have on offer in our merch store!
We’ve got plenty of Carlton Draught merch as well as all your other favourite CUB beers like VB and Carlton Dry!
The bottleshop is open Tuesday through Saturday, stocked with all of your Asahi & CUB favourites.
History of CUB’s Abbotsford Brewery
CUB have been brewing beer on the banks of the Yarra River in Abbotsford for over 100 years. The site of the current brewery was originally home of the Melbourne Co-Operative Brewing Company, a brewery established in 1904 by Melbourne publicans to compete with the Society of Melbourne Brewers (a group that included the Victoria Brewery and Carlton Brewery). Here they brewed Abbotsford Stout and Melbourne Bitter (amongst other great brews).
In 1924 The Melbourne Cooperative Brewery and Carlton and United Breweries (CUB) joined forces to become the dominant Victorian brewer producing a formidable portfolio of beers, many of which we still make today. Over the next 80 years CUB’s other Melbourne breweries closed down and the Abbotsford site grew to its current size, capable of brewing up to 150,000 litres of beer a day.
