I see they have rerelaesed Ballarat Bertie in cans , however I think they are only availble in Ballarat
Has anyone tried any yet? I have to get my paws on some!!
THIRSTY Ballarat drinkers have bought up more than 115000 cans of their unique Ballarat Bitter in just three days, with many hotels selling out of the
Ballarat Bitter in Cans NEW
Raise a glass to Bertie's revival
AND, on a distinctly more worldly subject, Foster's is to be congratulated on its decision to reinstate Ballarat Bitter - albeit briefly - after an absence of 15 years.
The move, which originated with sailors aboard the HMAS Ballarat and was conveyed to the company by Ballarat MHR Catherine King, does depart from tradition however in that Ballarat Bertie will now be out and about on
a stubbie and not the long neck.
Readers old enough to remember the original will recall Ballarat Bitter is a great drop that enjoyed a national following until its demise in the wake of corporate reforms.
While, at this stage, there are only plans to sell the bitter locally it would be excellent indeed if Bertie was to fly the flag for our city in hotels across the nation once more.
AND, on a distinctly more worldly subject, Foster's is to be congratulated on its decision to reinstate Ballarat Bitter - albeit briefly - after an absence of 15 years.
The move, which originated with sailors aboard the HMAS Ballarat and was conveyed to the company by Ballarat MHR Catherine King, does depart from tradition however in that Ballarat Bertie will now be out and about on
a stubbie and not the long neck.
Readers old enough to remember the original will recall Ballarat Bitter is a great drop that enjoyed a national following until its demise in the wake of corporate reforms.
While, at this stage, there are only plans to sell the bitter locally it would be excellent indeed if Bertie was to fly the flag for our city in hotels across the nation once more.
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Forgot to say bout the price on the bertie slabs. Most places were selling them for $35 to $40 a slab but towards the end they were selling at some pubs for $50 and even $60 a slab at one place in town. Some blokes i work with bought a few slabs and still have slabs they were keen to prosper from. Not my deal but i'd say there are a few still floating around. Wouldn't doubt if they bring it back again at some stage down the track cause there was a huge response to it. Most places sold out within the first two days but the suppliers only dropped off a certain amount each week for about three weeks. Was a good drop for sure 