A surge in packaged beer is a small silver lining for Gage Roads, but contingency plans are in place and its Atomic Beer Project opening has been pushed back.
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New Beers Wrap
Special edition beers in honour of International Women’s Day have been brewed by Jetty Road, Young Henrys, Gage Roads and BentSpoke, with other new releases from Willie Smith’s, Bodriggy, Endeavour, Burnley and 4 Pines in this week’s New Beers Wrap.
“Pain” as sponsorship changes hands
“Welcome to the big leagues”: Craft brewers need to think commercially about sports sponsorships according to industry experts as Gage Roads takes over from Two Birds at the AFLW Bulldogs.
Gage Roads signs on with Western Bulldogs
In the latest sports “brand in hand” tie up for Gage Roads, the brewer will become the official beer and cider partner of the Bulldogs’ women’s team.
Gage Roads ‘changing gears’ in 2020 as revenues rise
East coast growth and broadening its offering further beyond beer are on the agenda for Gage Roads Brewing Co in its half year results.
ATO figures reveal brewers’ tax contributions
The ATO’s release of tax transparency figures revealed that CUB’s parent company did not pay any corporate tax for the fifth year running, but it’s a bit more complicated than that, according to experts.
ABAC dismiss trio of complaints
Complaints made to ABAC against XXXX Gold, Furphy, Matso’s and 4 Pines covering product placement rules, social media and public transport advertising have all been dismissed by a panel.
New Beers Wrap
We have a great line up this week, from the return of Gage Roads’ Small Batch Lager for its 15th anniversary to a cricket filled collab by BentSpoke as well as some fresh releases from Akasha, Bentspoke, Capital and more.
Green light for Gage Roads’ Atomic Beer Project site
As Gage Roads Brewing Co prepares to celebrate its 15th birthday, the City of Sydney Council has given it the green light for its first east coast venue the Atomic Beer Project.
New Beers Wrap
Three new releases from Bodriggy, a collaboration for Moo Brew a move to keg for a Two Birds favourite as it dabbles in ginger beer, whilst Ballistic drops a haze and Gage Roads launches a limited release in this week’s New Beers.