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Tooheys New is a standard Australian lager. It can be found on tap at almost any bar in New South Wales and has historically been the state's number 1 beer.
- 4.6%
- Lager
- 1930
375 mL bottle of Tooheys New. Tooheys New is an Australian lager, first brewed in 1930. It has a 4.6% ABV. Tooheys Old is a dark ale supposedly similar to the Toohey brothers' original brew. It has a 4.4% ABV. Tooheys Extra Dry is a lower carb dry style lager, available on tap and in bottles. It has a 4.3% ABV.
- 1869
- Sydney, Australia
- 3 million hectolitres (2,600,000 US bbl)
This refreshing ‘NEW’ lager completely revolutionised Aussie beer culture in 1931. The balance of smooth malt character and a delicate hop aroma is perfectly suited to Australia’s hot climate. So next time a Tooheys New is in your hands, remember it’s more than just a beer. It’s a piece of Australian history that transformed taps and ...
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Tooheys Old is a robustly flavoured Ale made with top fermentation Ale yeast. The beer is lightly hopped, and gets its darker colour from black malt. Fruity Ale-like esters blend well with subtle hoppiness, hints of coffee and chocolate to deliver a pretty good beer. Very watery nutty smoke and earth.
J.T. and James Toohey began brewing in 1869 creating Ale recipes in the style of English and German dark beers. The first of these became known as Tooheys Old. Then in 1931, in recognition of Australia's warm climate, Tooheys started making Lagers - the most popular of which is Tooheys New. For over 130 years, Tooheys beers have been enjoyed by ...
Tooheys Extra Dry, commonly referred to as a TED (Tooheys Extra Dry), is a dry style Australian lager brewed by Lion in the Tooheys Brewery at Lidcombe, New South Wales, Australia. Lion has been owned by Japanese conglomerate Kirin Holdings Company Limited since 2009.
Tooheys Extra Dry, or TEDs as they're colloquially known in Australia, is a well known mass produced adjunct lager, that had its heyday in the early to mid 2000s. Originally brewed at 5%, it's alcohol content has decreased significantly to 4.4%. Once a popular beer amongst teenagers and young adults looking for a quick easy buzz it was marketed ...
