Brewery record brewery in Victoria, Australia.
Mountain Goat Beer is Brewery record located in Victoria, Australia. It is one of 37 industrial & regional breweries mapped in Australia on BreweryAtlas (pub microbreweries excluded). Public source fields used on this profile: openbrewerydb. Richmond is one of Australia's key brewing regions, with a long tradition of large-scale beer production and a strong industrial base. No source-backed facility CO₂ figure is displayed for Mountain Goat Beer.
| Country | Australia |
| Region / state | Victoria |
| Size class | Brewery record |
| Owner / group | — |
| CO₂ emissions (2024) | — not reported |
| Year | — |
| Sources | openbrewerydb |
📍 -37.817, 145.013 — locate it on the interactive map.
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Mountain Goat Beer is located near Richmond, Australia, in a Cfb climate zone (Köppen Cfb) with typical temperatures around 11–18 °C. Cool ambient conditions can reduce refrigeration demand. Actual process equipment and heat loss must be confirmed for the individual site.
Köppen-Geiger zone (offline grid). Coordinates: -37.817, 145.013.
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