Craft beer is beer that is brewed in a limited quantity and traditionally with traditional brewing practices.

Craft beers are often made in smaller batches, and may be brewed by a local brewer.

Craft beers are typically higher in alcohol content and often have distinctive flavors.

Craft beers are produced by microbreweries, which are smaller and independently-owned breweries. Craft brewing may take the form of brewing traditional beer styles that have gone out of fashion, or consist of experimentation with new techniques and ingredients.

1. Price of ingredients used to make beer. 

The price of ingredients used to make the Best Australian Craft beer will determine the final price of the product. If, for example, wheat is in short supply and therefore very expensive, then the price of your wheat beer will also be high. The same goes for hops.

2. Production cost.

The amount you spent on raw materials is greater than the amount you paid for them. Before you can estimate how much your finished product should cost when it hits retail stores or bars, you must consider the costs of labor, packaging, and distribution, as well as the profit margin.

3. Marketing and distribution costs.

Craft beer marketers and distributors are spending a lot of money on marketing and distribution. As with any product, the more time you can spend telling people how great your beer is, the more they will want to try it. Maybe they drink beer every day, but they haven't tried yours before now. Next thing you know, it sells out and costs twice as much as the first bottle.

4. The cost of shipping.

Craft beer is not like any other beer. It's made with quality ingredients, craftsmanship and care, and that affects the price. If you want to get it from point A to point B, you're going to have to pay for shipping. This may make your product more expensive than some of the other beers on the market.

Buying The Best Australian Carft Beer through Only Craft Beer, you will enjoy some extra perks.

Only Craft Beer’s model is all about connecting you to independent breweries, cutting out distributors, wholesalers and warehouses so you get beer delivered to you directly from the brewer. You get more beer for your hard earned money, and the independent breweries receive a bigger cut. Win win!

Shipping. Only Craft Beer offers a Flat Rate Shipping, the more you order the cheaper the shipping costs.

OCB helps smaller breweries in regional areas to gain access to new markets, and send their beer to people they couldn’t otherwise distribute to. That’s why you’ll see beers here that you aren’t available at your local bottle shop.