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1. What is Tooheys New made from?
2. Is Tooheys Extra Dry vegan?
3. Can you buy Tooheys in the UK?
4. Who owns XXXX beer?
5. Is Tooheys Extra Dry Good?
6. Is Tooheys Extra Dry preservative free?
7. Can you get Victoria Bitter in the UK?
8. What does Lion Nathan own?

What is Tooheys New made from?

We're proud to say Tooheys New is a vegan friendly beer. Malt, hops, yeast and water are the core ingredients and we don't use any animal products.

Is Tooheys Extra Dry vegan?

Tooheys Extra Dry is vegan friendly - enjoy.

Can you buy Tooheys in the UK?

Tooheys New 375ml - Case of 12 : Amazon.co.uk: Grocery.

Who owns XXXX beer?

XXXX (pronounced four-ex) is a brand of Australian beer brewed in Milton, Brisbane by Queensland brewers Castlemaine Perkins (now a division of the Japanese-owned company Lion). It enjoys wide popularity in the state of Queensland, where it is commonly found on-tap in pubs and bars.

Is Tooheys Extra Dry Good?

Tooheys Extra Dry is well known for its clean, refreshing taste. Its crisp, dry finish is achieved by an extended fermentation, ensuring minimal residual fermentable sugars. Wonderful fruity, malty notes accompany a mellow middle palate, leaving a clean aftertaste.

Is Tooheys Extra Dry preservative free?

Most beers are preservative free. Hops, one of the main ingredients of beer, are a natural preservative, meaning there's no need for adding any preservatives, keeping beers like Tooheys New and James Boag's preservative free.

Can you get Victoria Bitter in the UK?

A bit of Aussie in a bottle

The great Aussie beer is a flavourful reminder of the beautiful land down under. I'm just so happy to be able to grab a bottle of my favourite Aussie beer here in the UK. Remember it's called Victoria bitter, but it's really a lager.

What does Lion Nathan own?

Lion Nathan purchases a controlling interest in premium Australian wine companies Petaluma and Banksia, with brands including Petaluma, Stonier, Croser, Mitchelton, Knappstein, Tatachilla, St Hallett and Oregon-based Argyle Wines. A year later, it acquires New Zealand wine company Wither Hills.