With a riverside taproom, a restaurant and a beer garden, Wrong Side Brewing's diverse range includes a zesty saison, a crisp pilsner and a hoppy pale ale. There's a fun playground for the kids, and decent food including pizza. Kangaroos are sometimes seen on the brewery's sprawling lawn around dusk. The brewery is 3km north of Jamieson along the road to Eildon.
Wrong Side Brewing
Victorian High Country
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