According to the Craft Brewers Association South Africa, there are currently about 220 craft breweries in South Africa (CBASA).
What beer is most popular in South Africa?
Castell Beer
Castle Lager, their most well-known and well-liked beer, has a warm and robust flavor. Black Label, Amstel, and Carlsberg are further well-liked South African beers. Due to its reputation as a strong beer, Black Label is particularly well-liked within the black community and is frequently referred to as Zamalek.
What South African brewery is the biggest?
SABMiller
From its beginnings in South Africa, SABMiller expanded to become a multinational corporation with activities in both developed and developing regions, including Eastern Europe, China, and India.
What is South Africa’s national beverage?
South Africa is home to some of the most exquisite wineries, and practically all of them sell wine. Because beer and boerewors (farmers’ sausage) are synonymous for South Africans, it is not unexpected that beer is regarded as the country’s unofficial national beverage, particularly during the athletic season.
What happened to SA breweries?
The entire SABMiller firm was acquired by Anheuser-Busch InBev in October 2016, after which it became a business division of the beer corporation and stopped trading on stock exchanges throughout the world. As a result, Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV currently owns South African Breweries and Carlton & United.
