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The preferred libation for social gatherings, festivities, and events, beer is extensively drunk in Ghana. Restaurants, taverns, and bars are also frequent places to eat it.Star Beer, Club Beer, Castle Milk Stout, and Guinness are a few of the well-known beer brands in Ghana. Beer varieties such as lagers, stouts, and pilsners are available from these brands.
Through the procurement of raw materials, employment, and tax income, the beer business in Ghana plays a major role in the country’s economy. It also supports local agriculture.Large brewing corporations in Ghana have made significant investments in state-of-the-art brewing facilities outfitted with cutting-edge equipment in order to satisfy the increasing demand for beer products.
The Ghana beer market accounted for $XX Billion in 2022 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2023 to 2030.
Tale is a new beer brand that Specialty Beers Ghana Limited (SBL) has brought to the Ghanaian market. Tale is made using raw ingredients that are found locally.More than 70% of the grains in Tale Beer are unhusked. The beer is run through a centrifuge filtering device to guarantee its clarity without removing any taste or aroma.
The beer lineup pays homage to Ghana’s national colours with flavours like green, yellow, red, and black Tales.Ghanaian brewing challenges people to think outside the box. In addition to water, malt, and hops, they base their mash with locally grown rice and maize, and then combine hops with local botanicals to provide distinct flavour and fragrance profiles.
Most beers are made entirely of natural ingredients, free of any artificial additions, colourants, conservatives, or sweeteners. Some of our popular flavours include chocolate, hibiscus flower, lemongrass, ginger, and lime leaves.They have become dependent on imported dark beer. They have made the decision to close this gap as local producers and provide Ghanaians with a selection of delicious beer that is simple to consume and pleasurable.
Tasty African craft ales with a narrative are called Tales. The ideal fusion of Belgian brewing technology with African ingredients. An exclusive range of handcrafted beers from Africa, brewed in Nsawam, Ghana.Tale Beer’s launch in Ghana is evidence of its commitment to bringing in and assisting with the establishment of enterprises in Ghana that will assist the young people in developing their skills and finding work.
