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Mighty Craft scoops up South Australian producers in $47 million deal

Mighty Craft has announced plans to buy SA producers Adelaide Hills Distillery, Mismatch Brewing and Hills Cider in a deal worth $47 million.

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Cheers to new Whitsundays place for Friday night beers

Premium Content Subscriber only A new brewery and taphouse aims to become the social hub for Cannonvale locals, promising a family friendly atmosphere and a selection of locally made beers to suit anyone’s taste. Ballistic Whitsundays officially opened its doors on Friday and the community was invited to enjoy its wide range of exclusive craft brews, buzzing beer garden, and a bite to eat from the gourmet food truck. Behind the venture is Brisbane businessman David Kitchen, who runs several successful tap houses along the east coast, from Brisbane’s West End to Bundaberg. Mr Kitchen said an opportunity opened up in the Whitsundays last year when COVID forced local craft beer enthusiast Dan Mcleod, of Denmans Beer Cafe, to abandon plans to open Whitsunday Island Brewing at the Cannonvale location.

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David Kitchen: Meet the Man Bringing Craft Beer to Springfield - Mornings

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Ballistic Beer turning the tap on rapidly growing market

Premium Content Subscriber only It’s all ‘hoppening’ in the Whitsundays with Ballistic Beer Co set to open a new craft brewery in Cannonvale, turning the tap on a rapidly growing food and dining market. The award-winning brewing company, known for its small batch brews and special releases, has acquired the Whitsunday Islands Brewing Company in Cannonvale. Ballistic CEO David Kitchen said the addition of the 1000 litre brewhouse on Commerce Close was an important step in the company’s plan to become the biggest independent brewery in Queensland, and marked the first regional venue. The Airlie Beach outlet will include a taproom and will be managed by a specialist in-house brewer serving a range of Ballistic beers, limited releases, and a selection of beers specifically chosen for the local market.

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