Northern Tasmania has been rocked with the news that after 145 years - James Boag beer will no longer be produced in Launceston.Boags – which has traditionally been spruiked as being from the pure waters of Tasmania, will now be produced entirely from the mainland.

Northern Tasmania has been rocked with the news that after 145 years - James Boag beer will no longer be produced in Launceston. Boags – which has traditionally been spruiked as being from the pure waters of Tasmania, will now be produced entirely from the mainland.

Northern Tasmania has been rocked with the news that after 145 years - James Boag beer will no longer be produced in Launceston.Boags – which has traditionally been spruiked as being from the pure waters of Tasmania, will now be produced entirely from the mainland.&nbsp;

Boag’s calls last drinks in Launceston

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