Watch Sydney Weekender’s special on the Ale Trail

Lights, camerasโ€ฆ ales! Missed Sydney Weekender’s feature on us last weekend? No worries, you can watch it now below.ย Catch host Sally Stanton as she visits three of our best breweries in Marrickville and samples all the delicious drinks and dishes we could pack into one day.

 

Sydney Weekender hits the Trail

Sally and her crew recently visited the Trail to test-drive all the freshly-brewed beers and fab food on offer. It was a tough day in the office!

First stop was Wildflower Brewing in Marrickville where founder and gracious host Topher Boehm discussed brewing his beers with wild yeasts and their exquisite range of gourmet share plates and on-site-produced cheeses. He even showed her how to pour a beer, but it turned out to be more of a foam party!ย 

Host Sally Stanton with Wildflower founder Topher Boehm

Next up, they checked out Philter Brewingโ€™s rooftop bar and new retro sports bar. Guided by co-founder Stef Constantoulas, Sally tried her first ever gin-sour slushie and sampled the breweryโ€™s brilliant menu of souvlaki, pizzas, tacos, wings and burgers. Seriously, there was so much food (see the pics) but we donโ€™t think the TV crew werenโ€™t complaining.ย 

Philter co-founder Stef Constantoulas guides Sally through their very extensive food and drink menu!

Last but not least, Sydney Weekender rolled into Sauce Brewingโ€™s epic beer garden for some smoked BBQ platters, washed down with a couple more bevvies with friends and a chat with Sauce owner Mike Clarke.ย 

Sally chats to Sauce’s Mike Clarke and enjoys one last drink of many with friends

It was a big, big day out and Sydney Weekender certainly left well-hydrated and very, very full. With three breweries done and dusted and only 14 more to go, we canโ€™t wait to have them back again some time soon!

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the Gadigal and Wangal people of the Eora nation.

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