5 Reasons to Drink Local Beer!
Looking for reasons to drink beer? Here are 5 reasons to drink LOCAL beer instead!
Author: The Monk
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The Beer Brewing Process
Let’s take a brief look at the beer brewing process, and how traditional methods are combined with modern process control equipment.
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What is a Beer Growler?
Beer growlers are stylish, have a fascinating history, and are handy and easy to use. Here’s all you need to know about growlers and how to use them.
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Postcode: Fremantle 6160
Fremantle, one of the best travel destinations in Australia! Our guide to Postcode Fremantle 6160 is a must read so you don’t miss out on what the city has to offer!
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Ales vs Lagers
You may find yourself wondering what the difference is with ales vs lagers. Perhaps you’ve wondered why ales are favoured by the senior vs lager by those younger amongst us. Any ale drinker will tell you they’re brewed for flavour. The colder temperature of a lager detracts from flavour, which is why they’re not as…
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Styles of Beer
Imagine you’re in a bar, and your dream girl is sitting there, alone, drinking a porter. You want to strike up a conversation, right, and best way forward is to impress her with your knowledge of the many styles of beer, their history, and interesting facts? After all, your future happiness depends on it! Do…
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Beer Metrics
Ever wanted to know how many litres in a keg of beer in Australia? Or better yet, how many beers do you get out of a keg? Perhaps you’re interested in excise rates of Australian beer, which somewhat explains the cost implications for microbreweries who produce smaller keg sizes. Welcome to the Beer Metrics FAQ!
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Beer ingredients
What are the main beer ingredients, and why? There’s only four – water (yep, the wet stuff), malt, hops, and yeast. But it’s not as simple as that!
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A brief history of Australian Merlot
Did you know Australian Merlot had a rough start, from actually being cabernet franc and not Merlot. Here’s a brief history.
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What is XPA?
XPA (eXtra Pale Ale) is a beer style becoming increasingly popular in Australia. It has an appealing golden colour, and a surprisingly full flavour for such light beer. Find out more here!