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| Manufacturer | Carlton & United Beverages |
|---|---|
| Country of origin | Australia |
| Alcohol by volume | 4.5 |
| Style | Dry beer |
| Website | https://www.carltondry.com.au/ |
Carlton Dry is an Australian beer brewed by Carlton & United Beverages, a subsidiary of Asahi Breweries. [1] Carlton Dry was the second best selling beer in Australia in 2022. [2]
When Carlton Dry took over the sponsorship of the Australian Independent Record Labels Association in 2013, the charts were renamed the Carlton Dry Independent Music Charts. [3]
| Beer | ABV |
|---|---|
| Carlton Dry | 4.5% |
| Carlton Dry Hard Lager | 6.5% |
| Carlton Dry Peels | 4.6% |
| Carlton Dry Fusion | 4.6% |
| Carlton Dry Fusion Black | 4.6% |
| Carlton Dry Fusion Lemon | 4.6% |
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