The Table Bay in Cape Town, one of the finest hotels on the continent, has become the first five-star hotel in South Africa to develop its own craft beer, brewed.in conjunction with micro brewery Darling Brew.
The signature drink at this popular holiday destination for Australians and New Zealanders is an extreme lager named Slow Beer, which is complemented by an ever-growing range of Darling Brew beers with imaginative name including Silver Back, Rogue Pony, Gypsy Mask, Thunder Bird, Sungazer, Black Mist and Bone Crusher.
“International guests to Cape Town are especially keen to explore artisanal beers that are produced right here in the Western Cape,” said The Table Bay food and beverage manager Marc Weber.
“Trying locally produced food and drink makes their experience of the Cape more authentic.
“The market for craft beer in South Africa has exploded in recent years, perhaps a little behind the USA, Germany and the UK, but it has taken off.
“People are keen to explore more diverse, natural varieties of beer; the more local, the better.
“We love our guests to explore the authentic, unique, experiential activities that allow them to gather a touch of Cape Town and make good memories. Visiting local microbreweries and brew-pubs is one of them.”
Near The Table Bay, on historic Albert Road, in the heart of Cape Town's creative hub of Woodstock, stands a special nano brewery, Woodstock Brewers' Co-op, where 16 enthusiastic, talented brewers all brew under one roof.
Beer explorers visiting this fascinating co-op can enjoy a pint of Bugler's, Three Legged Cat, Dutch Courage, Hophazard and a dozen more, in the attached bar.
For information and bookings for The Table Bay, contact The Unique Tourism Collection on (02) 9211 6590. www.suninternational.
# I stayed at The Table Bay a couple of years ago. It is an outstanding hotel.
“The market for craft beer in South Africa has exploded in recent years, perhaps a little behind the USA, Germany and the UK, but it has taken off.
“People are keen to explore more diverse, natural varieties of beer; the more local, the better.
“We love our guests to explore the authentic, unique, experiential activities that allow them to gather a touch of Cape Town and make good memories. Visiting local microbreweries and brew-pubs is one of them.”
Near The Table Bay, on historic Albert Road, in the heart of Cape Town's creative hub of Woodstock, stands a special nano brewery, Woodstock Brewers' Co-op, where 16 enthusiastic, talented brewers all brew under one roof.
Beer explorers visiting this fascinating co-op can enjoy a pint of Bugler's, Three Legged Cat, Dutch Courage, Hophazard and a dozen more, in the attached bar.
For information and bookings for The Table Bay, contact The Unique Tourism Collection on (02) 9211 6590. www.suninternational.
# I stayed at The Table Bay a couple of years ago. It is an outstanding hotel.
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