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Best breweries in Northern Territory, Australia

We track 5 breweries in Northern Territory, Australia. None currently rate Great or better. The Purple Mango Brewery in Marrakai leads the list at 3.30 (Poor).

The scale

  • Exceptional

    A short list of extraordinary breweries worth planning a trip around.

  • Great

    Consistently produce world-class beer.

  • Fine

    Make genuinely good beer, if not the pint you will still be talking about next year.

  • Poor

    Not bad beer so much as unremarkable beer.

  • Limited

    Most craft beer drinkers pass these by.

Ranked breweries

  1. 1

    The Purple Mango Brewery

    Marrakai, Northern Territory, Australia

    The best little cafe and brewery in the bush. The Purple Mango Brewery opened on Friday 13th May, 2016 Come along and purchase a tasting paddle to decide on your favourite brew. Just waiting on your visit to fill our tasting paddles. Enjoy our speciality brews on tap. A craft brewery in the bush. The excellent water in this area can only improve our brews. A tranquil bush setting to relax and enjoy.

    Rating
    3.30Poor
    Popularity
    Barely rated
  2. 2

    Alice Springs Brewing Co.

    Ross, Northern Territory, Australia

    Alice Springs Brewing Co. produce's unproven beer and is ranked #1 in Northern Territory. They are most well known for "Centralian Ale", which is a Cream Ale and "Batch #37 Pale", which is an American Pale Ale. Their primary focus is brewing Pale Ales and IPAs.

    Rating
    3.04Limited
    Popularity
    Barely rated
  3. 3

    Beaver Brewery

    Coconut Grove, Northern Territory, Australia

    Beaver Brewery is a 100% family owned and operated Micro-brewery located in Darwin, Northern Territory. We are a small batch brewery hand crafting our beer to suite the beautiful Northern Territory environment using the best and freshest ingredients available

    Rating
    2.98Limited
    Popularity
    Barely rated
  4. 4

    One Mile Brewing Co

    Winnellie, Northern Territory, Australia

    One Mile Brewery was established in 2012 by Stuart Brown and Bardy Bayram. The Brewery was originally set up in Stu’s shed in Stuart Park near the old 'One Mile Station'. As keen home-brewers, Stu and Bardy have experimented with brewing all kinds of beers, including wheat beers, pale ales and stouts. To perfect their brew, Stu completed a post-graduate brewing course at the University of Ballarat. Their experimentation with brewing quickly became a passion. As their experience grew, Stu and Bardy began to tinker with their set-up to enable them to make bigger quantities and better quality beer. The fledgling brewery quickly outgrew the shed, and Stu and Bardy’s passion for beer made them keenly aware that Darwin was lacking locally produced beer. This spurred them on to try and develop their own commercial micro-brewery, and so the process began to transform One Mile Brewery from a hobby to a business. The Brewery moved to larger commercial premises in Palmerston and the brewing set-up was greatly expanded. The brewing processes have also been refined to ensure a consistent, quality product is made. And true to their beginnings, the Brewery is still called One Mile Brewery after the shed in Stuart Park where it all started. One Mile Brewery is committed to building a reputation behind easy drinking craft beer designed for the Darwin climate, brimming with flavour.

    Rating
    2.98Limited
    Popularity
    Barely rated
  5. 5

    Darwin Brewery

    Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia

    Darwin Brewery produce's mediocre beer and is ranked #14 in Tyne & Wear. They are most well known for "Beagle", which is a Blonde / Golden Ale and "Rolling Hitch", which is an English IPA. Their primary focus is brewing Pale Ales and Dark Beers.

    Rating
    2.87Limited
    Popularity
    Lightly rated