South Africa
South African brewing has been heavily influenced by the European settlers from Holland, Britain and Germany; though there is a history of indigenous production using maize and sorghum before the arrival of malted barley and hops.
RSA accounts for about a third of Africa’s total beer consumption and the vast majority of this is controlled by what was South African Breweries -SAB – and their dominant brands Castle and Carling. SAB was acquired by Anheuser-Busch InBev in 2016 and now trades as as ANH on the Johannesburg market.
Over the past couple of decades a good number of craft and micro breweries have emerged, mostly serving drinkers on a regional basis.
Products from this region
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Cape Point IPA ~ 34cl
South AfricaBrewed solely with Mandarina Bavaria hops that give strong mandarin, nectarine and lemon notes.…
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Cape Point Pale Ale ~ 34cl
South AfricaA Crafty Pale Ale! Aromatic hops and a slight maltiness. Brewed with Southern Passion…
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Cape Point Pale Ale ~ 30l Keg
South AfricaCape Brewing Company is a craft brewery with a reputation for fine beers and…