Great night at the Tumut Regional Chamber of Commerce Awards!

Great night at the Tumut Regional Chamber of Commerce Awards!

April 27, 2019

Great night at the Tumut Regional Chamber of Commerce Awards!

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HOT DAM SESSION LAGER OUT NOW

HOT DAM SESSION LAGER OUT NOW

April 27, 2019

HOT DAM SESSION LAGER OUT NOW !

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Channel 9 Postcards visits the Riverina and drops into TRBC

Channel 9 Postcards visits the Riverina and drops into TRBC

April 27, 2019

Rebecca Judd from Channel 9's Postcards visited our region, along the way checking out Sugar Pine Walk, Nimbo Fork Lodge and dropping into the brewery for a beer and a pizza !

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Broadsheet Sydney visits the Snowy Mountains

Broadsheet Sydney visits the Snowy Mountains

April 27, 2019

Broadsheet Sydney recently visited the Snowy Mountains - check out what they found brewing..

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Introducing a New Beer!

Introducing a New Beer!

December 24, 2018

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Holiday Season Hours

Holiday Season Hours

December 24, 2018

Happy Holidays everyone!! Here’s a quick note just to let you know when you can pop down to the brewery to grab yourself some fresh draft beer, bottles or a growler refill over the holiday season.

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Our New Growlers Are in Town!!

Our New Growlers Are in Town!!

December 20, 2018

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Stylin' Brews: Red IPA

Stylin' Brews: Red IPA

November 21, 2018

The Profile

Indian Pale Ales (IPA) are heavy on the hop side. The red IPA hails from the United States and, therefore, they are even hoppier than their father, the English IPA. As a rule of thumb, the IPA has a higher alcohol content than its pale ale lineage, however, for the red IPA, we can also factor in the fact that red ales are also generally brewed stronger than their pale ale counterparts. This makes for a strong beer in a red IPA.

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From Seed to Cup: Your Coffee's Journey Across the World

From Seed to Cup: Your Coffee's Journey Across the World

November 07, 2018

We hope you’ve read our first post, A Brief History of Coffee, and if you didn’t we suggest you do, coffee’s history is rather rich. We finished with the facts that coffee is the third most popular beverage in the world and the planets second most traded commodity! But how does it get from the plants on the hills in Central America, Africa, the Middle East or Indonesia to your favourite coffeehouse and into your cup?

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Stylin' Brews: Hefeweizen

Stylin' Brews: Hefeweizen

October 24, 2018

The Profile

Hefeweizen is a straw coloured, usually hazy beer which is very attractive when served in the traditional Bavarian hefeweizen glass in the summer sunshine. Hefeweizens are made with at least 50% wheat in the mash and are not found to be brimming with hops, the flavours mainly come from the yeast instead. You see “Weizen” means wheat (you might remember that from our Dunkelweizen article) and “hefe” means yeast. These, as said, are the main two flavour components of a hefeweizen and the yeast used adds distinct clove and banana notes. Making these beers the perfect, easy drinking beverage in the sunshine.

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Doing Your Part For The World By Enjoying Coffee

Doing Your Part For The World By Enjoying Coffee

October 10, 2018

Food and drinks around the world are gaining stickers, labels and little stamps for all sorts of things nowadays; whether it be health reasons, not tested on animals or one of many other reasons. Not all of these things are important or can lead to a benefit for the product, humanity or the planet, however, there are three terms that get associated with coffee that we think are important and worth understanding. These are: Fair Trade, Organic and Rainforest Alliance Certified. Here we’re going to give each of these a little break down so that when you next see them you know why they’re important to your cup of coffee and the world near and far.

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Stylin' Brews: Red Ale

Stylin' Brews: Red Ale

September 26, 2018

The Profile

A red ale is a form of pale ale that is categorised by its colour. There’s still debate around the fact of whether or not a red ale is really its own class of ale or whether or not it falls under the umbrella of English bitter. A red ale is categorised by a slight sweetness and tea-like flavours. It has a light hop and toasted malt flavours, making it a well-balanced beer. It is made with a high proportion of pale malts and often contains caramel colouring to give it its signature red hue. It is often that red ales will have a dry finish. These beers are very easy drinking, as our very own Tim Martin will tell you from personal experience!

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