August 22, 2018
As any business grows so does the amount of services it offers. We’ve grown from a simple tasting shop attached to a tyre shop, to a fully fledged brewery welcoming live acts, serving homemade food alongside our full sized beers and roasting our own coffee beans. Now the time has come for us to introduce a sort of “VIP” club for all of you loyal TRBC fans to help you feel extra special and for you stay properly up to date on all the things happing down here at TRBC headquarters. What are the details of said club we hear you ask? Read on dear reader, the details lie below!
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August 15, 2018
The flavour of coffee, like wine, is affected by the soil, altitude and climate that it is grown in. Also, like wines grapes, the variety of bean used to brew coffees also contribute a lot to the flavours of your cup. Where coffee and wine differ here is that there are thousands of varieties of wine grapes and many different varieties have dedicated followings. With coffee, however, we don’t have this variation in the beans and you might be surprised to hear that there are only two types of beans that we use to produce most the worlds third most popular beverage; arabica and robusta. We are not saying these are the only varieties of coffee bean but they are the only ones used to produce coffee.
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August 06, 2018
Sundays - Thursday
10am - 8pm
Fridays & Saturdays
10am - Midnight
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August 01, 2018
Porters are beers made with brown malts, creating a deep, dark coloured ale. These malts give off richer flavours of coffee, chocolate, dark fruits and caramel, often with some vanilla and toffee swilling around in the glass too. Hops? Not too prominent a flavour here, mainly used just for bittering, and any hop flavour there is will complement the flavours of the malts.
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July 23, 2018
Our fourth and newest single origin, Blue Batak, is still warm from its roasting so -being high on the fumes of freshly roasted coffee- we thought we’d take a minute to tell you about it. It won’t be available until the 5th of August, but we’re so excited about its uniqueness that we wanted to spill the bean; pun intended ;)
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July 18, 2018
As people have with beer, as people have with everything, they do with coffee. Exclusive, strange and just goddam weird is what we’ll call some of the coffee’s that we’ve found on the internet. They may not all be beans but they’re definitely all meant for drinking, and for the good humour so you can laugh and contort your face along with us we thought we’d share them with you. What do baristas think about in their downtime? We think some of these square pegs may fit into that round hole.
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July 11, 2018
You read that right, taxis on us. Free means FREE!! We’re handing out free taxi rides to our patrons during the week. These will be going to anyone that comes along with two or more people and joins us at our brewery for a meal. Just ask for the card before you leave to be sure that you get your ride for free, otherwise it’s not on us! There’s a photo of a sample card below so you know what you’re looking for.
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July 05, 2018
Exciting news for us down here at Tumut River Brewery. We’ve just been notified that we’ve made it to the final round of the 2018 Riverina Murray Regional Tourism Awards!! We’re in the Tourism Wineries, Distilleries and Breweries Category, we’re not sure who we’re up against but we feel like we’re in with a good chance of winning ourselves our first award in our new brewery! Also, if we win our category we’ll be entered into the National Tourism Awards, so this is pretty exciting stuff!!
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June 27, 2018
A big thanks to all those that came out to show their support at the new micro-festival in Wagga Wagga this weekend past! Winter is now really beginning to set in but the cold weather seemed to have turned no one away and people from all over came to show their support for the revitalisation of the “lost lanes” of Wagga Wagga.
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June 20, 2018
We trust that you’ve probably heard the well-repeated fact that it was the TV show “Friends” that promoted and popularised the coffee shop as a “hang out spot” to many generations of people from the 1990’s up until now. It’s very hard to argue against that and many modern culture experts believe it to be true. Brands like Starbuck rode this wave and helped to proliferate the culture of coffee shops as being the place to meet, hangout and discuss the topics of the day. Whether they be international news or just personal gossip. This is still going strong and we’re all regularly meeting for coffee; whether it be in a Starbucks or your favourite local cafe (we personally prefer the small local variety).
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