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New from The Mash Collective: Aureus Chrysalis
The Mash Collective has just released its second beer, a Belgian Dubbel / Scotch Ale hybrid.
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Stone & Wood buy back the farm
Stone & Wood have announced today that they will buy back the share of the company formerly held by Little World Beverages.
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RBN has a beer with Brad
This week we catch up with Brad Rogers, co-owner and head brewer at Stone & Wood, Chair of the Craft Beer Industry Association and recently named Chief Judge of the Australian International Beer Awards.
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Brewing by the beach (part 2)
In part two of his beachy, beerie coastal reverie, James Davidson heads along to Stone & Wood to check out the Byron Bay brewery...
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Another year, another Stone Beer
You could get all poetic about how Stone Beer is made. Or you could just try it; it's available.
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Three things I learned at the Stone Brew day
Judging by his last few posts, the HPA Beer Writing Bursary is paying off for Sam Fletcher and he is learning a lot of things. Here he looks at what he earned during a recent visit to Stone & Wood in Byron Bay...
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GABS beer preview — Mash Collective
We're getting close to the event now as Luke Robertson continues his series looking at what the brewers have to say about their GABS beers...
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Australians win medals in US
Australians have picked up up four medals in the World Beer Cup announced overnight in the United States. Burleigh Brewing and Redoak collected Gold Medals while Stone & Wood and Endeavour Brewing collected silver. The Gold Medals confirm the international quality of the beers from Burleigh Brewing and Redoak, both of which have previosly...
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Stone & Wood’s Jasper Ale
Stone & Wood’s Jasper Ale is starting to trickle out around the country. Those hoping the Byron Bay brewery was going to roll out a beer with ‘imperial’ or ‘barrel-aged’ in the name will be disappointed. Those who were hoping for a drinkable ale with a touch more hinterland than beach to enjoy over...
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