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The Tricky Thing about Brewing Beer in Oz

Cam Hines is the co-founder and owner of Mountain Goat Brewery in Melbourne, Australia. Due to the extremely high excise tax put on bottles and kegs in Australia, there are very few microbreweries and very little Australian beer is exported to the US.

By Evan Kleiman • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

Cam Hines is the co-founder and owner of Mountain Goat Brewery in Melbourne, Australia. Due to the extremely high excise tax put on bottles and kegs in Australia, there are very few microbreweries and very little Australian beer is exported to the US.

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The Tricky Thing about Brewing Beer in Oz

Cam Hines is the co-founder and owner of Mountain Goat Brewery in Melbourne, Australia. Due to the extremely high excise tax put on bottles and kegs in Australia, there are very few microbreweries and very little Australian beer is exported to the US.

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The Tricky Thing about Brewing Beer in Oz

Cam Hines is the co-founder and owner of Mountain Goat Brewery in Melbourne, Australia. Due to the extremely high excise tax put on bottles and kegs in Australia, there are very few microbreweries and very little Australian beer is exported to the US.

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