Posts Tagged ‘ James Squire ’

The inaugural Royal Queensland Food and Wine Show beer competition was held in Brisbane yesterday with a local brew picking up the trophy for Champion Beer of Show. Gold Coast-based Burleigh Brewing collected the gong for their Bavarian-inspired hefeweizen, Burleigh Hef, which also collected the Trophy for Champion Queensland Beer of Show. Other big winners included...
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James Davidson visits Melbourne's James Squire Brewhouse and finds that its two hundredth brew is something to celebrate...
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Lion Nathan’s Malt Shovel Brewery, best known for its James Squire range, is about to release its latest beer under the Mad Brewers label. The beer, described as an imperial-style stout, is made with liquorice and is named Noir Stout. The brewery media release advises the beer takes its name from from the French word...
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Malt Shovel Brewery Malt Runner Dark lager 345ml 5.2% abv A dark lager in time for winter and one that certainly delivers on its malty promise. For a beer with 15% cherry juice added to the kettle, the effect is remarkably subtle. Go looking and you’ll find a faint hint of cherry-ripish chocolate, but much...
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Lion Nathan’s craft arm, Malt Shovel Brewery is set to release its latest limited release beer, a dark lager called James Squire Malt Runner. The beer, appropriate to the cooler season, will be available nationally from June 2010. The beer continues Malt Shovel’s run of creating beers with additions of fruit (raspberry in 2008’s Mad...
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Name:Tony Jones Title: Chief Brewer — Malt Shovel Brewery Annual output: 4.74 million litres* Web: www.malt-shovel.com.au The craft beer market in Australia is flourishing and, based on recent trends, I believe it will continue to go from strength to strength. In my view, the key question in relation to defining craft brewing is: “Do the brewers...
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Sydney’s Malt Shovel Brewery is set to release the latest beer under its Mad Brewers banner with the release of its Orchard Ale. The new beer follows the previous releases under the same label including a Raspberry Wheat Beer and Pepperberry Winter Ale in 2008 and last year’s Ten 20 Commemorative Ale which celebrated...
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Update 9÷3÷12 …and it finally happened. There has been interesting speculation in The Age that Fosters could lose the Corona and Stella licences. One of the the most incisive ideas in this article is tucked away right at the very end: “When Foster’s releases its interim results next month it will show that the margins and...
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