Alcohol advertising watchdog ABAC last week ruled on a number of complaints against James Squire’s One Fifty Lashes and Pirate Life, as well as Coopers and BWS.
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“Counter movement” sees Lion back craft lagers
Lion has identified a growing ‘counter movement’ amongst craft beer drinkers and has moved to capitalise on it launching two new craft lagers.
Beer is a Conversation: Doug Donelan
After a long career that saw him brew with Chuck Hahn at the original Hahn Brewery in the early 90s, to be there at the inception on the James Squire brand to putting New Zealand hops on the international map, Doug Donelan has a lot to share about a career in beer and joins us for this week’s Beer is a Conversation.
Brews News Week: The Peloton Effect
The boys are back in Oz this week discussing all the big news stories including which breweries are facing ABAC and whether beer really does have it tough when it comes to tax.
James Squire and Pirate Life face ABAC panel
James Squire, Pirate Life and Endeavour Drinks Group’s Bluey Beer have been on the receiving end of ABAC complaints. While they were dismissed by the panel, its rulings highlighted the role of alcohol marketing and sports events and activities.
James Squire set to open Sunshine Coast brewhouse
James Squire will make its mark on the Sunshine Coast with its latest brewhouse opening on the iconic Mooloolaba Wharf next week.
James Squire commemorates ale launch with 700km trek
James Squire is celebrating the launch of a ‘resurrected’ ale from a 220 year-old shipwrecked bottle by inviting adventurers to sign up to the Great Australian Survivors’ Trek.
James Squire to open 10th brewhouse in Wollongong
James Squire will add another brewhouse to its venue portfolio before the end of the year, opening its 10th venue in Wollongong.
James Squire to open 9th brewhouse in historic Wheelers Hill
James Squire will open the doors to its ninth brewhouse in Wheelers Hill on Thursday 6 September 2018, The Rogue Squire…
The Wreck Preservation Ale limited bottle release
The story of the world’s oldest surviving beer made new – The Wreck Preservation Ale – is about to get even better.