to the original recipe in 1881 with an alcohol volume of 5.5%. Currently Not in production (Limited Edition) Boags Classic Bitter – A Bitter Beer with an Alcohol Volume of 4.9%. Discontinued around 2008 (Currently not in production) Boags Original Bitter – Another Bitter beer with an Alcohol volume of 4.7%. Discontinued around 2005 (Currently not in production) Boags Export Lager – A Beer specifically for the International Market. With an Alcohol percentage of 5% and no information on when production ceased (Currently not in production) Boags TigerHead Bitter Beer – A light Beer from the early 80s. With an alcohol volume of 2.8% (not in production) James Boag Brewery Experience Opening in 1826 and originally named The Lame Dog Hotel; the building would go on to be known as The Golden Lion, The Prince Albert, The Prince Alfred, and finally The Tamar Hotel. The building was bought buy The James Boag Brewery in the late 1990s; and restored to house the James Boag Brewery Experience (previously Boags Centre for Beer Lovers); from which the James Boag Brewery run daily tours, 7 days a week; as well as running a function center, cafe, and beer garden. See also Australian pub Beer in Australia Beer in Tasmania List of breweries in Australia References Notes Bibliography External links J Boag & Son Boag's Draught Boag's history at sportandhistory.com Kirin Group Australian beer brands Food and drink companies established in 1883 Buildings and structures in Launceston, Tasmania Culture of Tasmania Beer brewing companies based in Tasmania Tasmanian Heritage Register Companies based in Tasmania Australian companies established in 1883