Cascade Premium Light beer

Cascade Premium Light is an iconic Australian low-alcohol lager, renowned for its heritage and crisp flavor profile. Established in 1824 in Hobart, Tasmania, the Cascade Brewery is the oldest continually operating brewery in Australia. The brand is deeply rooted in Tasmanian history, often featuring the extinct Thylacine (Tasmanian Tiger) on its labels to signify its local origins.

Manufacturing primarily occurs at the historic Cascade Brewery in Tasmania, though high demand and logistical requirements within the Australian market occasionally see production supported by other local facilities owned by the parent company. The beer is crafted using traditional slow-brewing methods and hops grown in the cool climate of Tasmania.

Today, the brand is owned by Carlton & United Breweries (CUB), which is a major subsidiary of the Japanese multinational Asahi Group Holdings. This ownership transition has integrated Cascade into an extensive global distribution network while maintaining the brewery's commitment to its specific regional brewing legacy.