Temple brewing welcomes new brewer
The team at Temple Brewing Company has announced a new addition to the team, in the guise of Glenn Harrison, who comes on board as a brewer. Glenn comes to...
Aiba unveils 2014 collaborator brew
The Australian International Beer Awards (AIBA) has revealed that the collaborator brew for the 2014 awards will be a team effort from three of Australia’s best breweries. The brew, called...
8 wired unleashes two new brews
Kiwi powerhouse 8 Wired has unleashed two new beers on Australia, which probably couldn’t be more different to each other if they tried. The first cab off the rank is...
Snowy vineyard and microbrewery on the market
One of Australia’s most picturesque breweries is up for sale, following an announcement that the Snowy Vineyard Winery, which includes the Dalgety Brewing Company and Snowy River Brewing Co has...
Nomad brewing co set up in sydney
Sydney’s northern beaches suburb of Brookvale will soon be home to a brand new brewing project, the brainchild of ExperienceIt beer lovers Johnny and Kerrie Latta, Leonardo Di Vincenzo, from...
Monster mash to rebrand as kaiju
Melbourne brewing brothers Callum and Nat Reeves have enjoyed solid success with their initial brews under the Monster Mash label. However, with success comes getting noticed – and the pair...
Bright brewery releases two new seasonals
Victorian outfit Bright Brewing has released two new seasonal offerings, including a collaboration with Batlow Cider. The combined effort of Bright Brewing and Batlow Cider has resulted in a Spiced...
Speights dunedin brewery gets 40m facelift
One of New Zealand’s oldest breweries has been given a $40 million facelift by Lion New Zealand. Speight’s brewery, which has been in Dunedin for 137 years, has had the...
Boatrocker signs with experienceit
Melbourne-based brewer Matt Houghton has inked a distribution deal with ExperienceIt that will see the Boatrocker craft beer range available around Australia in the coming weeks. Boatrocker kicked off in...
4 hearts pale ale now in bottles
Queensland-based craft brewers 4 Hearts has announced that they have finally managed to get their killer Pale Ale into bottles, after three years of keg-only availability. It’s a big step...
