Asahi Beverages, owner of Carlton & United Breweries, has announced that it has overhauled its supply chain and is now sourcing barley direct from Australian farmers for the first time in decades.
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Micro-scale mash brewing could lead to new beer styles
Scientists at UQ have developed a micro-scale mash method that they say could be used to identify barley quality earlier, and in turn develop new beer styles.
Sustainability is our responsibility says Carlsberg research VP
Everyone in the brewing industry has the responsibility to share their knowledge and focus on sustainability, according to Birgitte Skadhauge, vice president of the Carlsberg Research Laboratory in Denmark, when she visited Brisbane for TropAg.
Barley Australia accreditation aims to weed out malt-quality barley
An updated barley malting accreditation process has been implemented by Barley Australia, ensuring brewers get top quality varieties which are specifically suited to malting.
The Welder’s Dog goes local for grain
Rural New South Wales brewery The Welder’s Dog teams up with a regional farmer for its grain supply, as brewers look to terroir for inspiration.
New Aussie barley variety under evaluation
A new barley variety developed by the University of Adelaide and named after Coopers original brewery Leabrook has passed stage one of malt accreditation.
RMI Analytics’ World Barley Malt and Beer Conference
The world’s leading brewing raw material markets information company, RMI Analytics, has opened the registration for their 10th World, Barley Malt and Beer Conference in Warsaw.
Gladfield reports strong harvest
New Zealand’s Gladfield Malt has announced that its 2018-19 crop is the South Island company’s best vintage ever.
Costs mount in maltsters’ legal showdown
Victoria’s highest court is working towards a May 2018 trial date for Cargill Australia’s dispute with Viterra Malt over the sale of Joe White Maltings.
Fields of Gold
Pete Mitcham tours Tasmania’s barley fields and Cascade’s maltings and thinks he’s in clover…