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30. West End Draught - Made by the South Australian Brewing Company, the West End Draught is a typical 4.5% ABV beer.

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29. Emu Bitter -

Emu Bitter was brewed in Perth until 2014 when the operations were moved to South Australia. 

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28. Reschs Pilsner -

This retro NSW beer is regaining popularity after being considered a "Dad's beer" for some time. 

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27. Tooheys Gold Mid-Strength - This light lager is sweet, yeasty and an iteration of the Tooheys Gold line.

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26. James Boag's Draught -

This Tasmanian beer only made it to the mainland in 2004. 

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25. James Boag's Premium Lager -

The beer was brought down to 4.6% ABV from 5% ABV and last won an award in 2000. 

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24. Coopers Clear -

This low carbohydrate beer is sometimes compared to Corona. 

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23. Hahn Premium Light -

This very light and highly carbonated beer is from Camperdown, New South Wales.  

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22. Foster's Lager - This infamously Fauxstralian beer ranks low for its misrepresentation of the nation.

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21. James Boag's Premium Light -

At 2.9% ABV, this very light beer has a malty taste. 

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20. Pure Blonde Ultra Low Carb - With 80% fewer carbohydrates than regular beer, Pure Blonde Ultra Low Carb is easier on your waistline but less dazzling on your taste buds.

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19. Hahn Super Dry 3.5 -

As the name suggests, this beer only has a 3.5% ABV and the clear beer is low carbs on low on flavour. 

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18. Carlton Dry Fusion Lime - This fruity, sweet beer has a 4.2% ABV and is sometimes compared to lemonade.

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17. Carlton Draught -

This was another beer that reduced its ABV from 5% to 4.6% following a rise in taxes, and possibly contributing to a drop in appreciation. 

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16. Hammer 'N' Tongs draught - This Liquorland brand is brewed in Vietnam, is gold in colour and sweet in taste.

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15. Carlton Mid - Perhaps the middle road is the best path for beers, as this beer doesn't deliver a lot of character.

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14. Hahn Super Dry - This low carb beer tastes of corn and malt.

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13. XXXX Bitter -

This sweet and fruity beer has a mildly bitter finish and watery taste, according to beer aficionados. 

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12. VB Gold - Formerly called the VB Midstrength Lager, the 3.5% ABV sells 1 million cases per year, despite its low ranking in the survey. 

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11. Carlton Dry -

Among its lovers and detractors, all Aussies agree that Carlton Dry has an effective ABV and is inexpensive. 

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10. XXXX Gold Australian Pale Ale - The slightly fruity, slightly dry beer attempts to be all things to all people.

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9. Pure Blonde Premium Mid - This beer is basically good for drinking when you don't want to gain weight, and perhaps not for much else.

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8. Tooheys New - This bitter lager is a classic but clearly disliked by many.

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7. Tooheys Extra Dry - This highly carbonated beer is a bit thin on taste and acidic, even though its a classic.

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6. XXXX Summer Bright Ale - This yellow American Adjunct Lager from XXXX is extremely light, even for the summer.

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5. Castlemaine XXXX Gold - This beer is generally described as watery, yellow and metallic. Not ideal descriptors for a delicious beer. 

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4. Crown Lager -

Considering Crown Lager calls itself Australia's finest beer, the makers will be surprised to learn that some Aussies seem to disagree. 

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3. Great Northern Super Crisp -

This quintessential Queenslander beer lacks a little flavour for many connoisseurs.  

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2. Victoria Bitter - Victoria Bitter says its Australia's only billion dollar beer brand, but alas, it's one of the least enjoyed as well.

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1. Fosters Light Ice - If there was a magical formula to make people hate a beer, it would be combining highly commercial, imitation of authenticity and a lightness, something Fosters Light Ice evidently encapsulates.

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