In a move to highlight transparency, CUB has taken the unusual step of publishing the recipe of its newly launched organic Pure Blonde inviting scrutiny of the process.
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CUB refreshes Pure Blonde
The new healthier version of pioneering low-carb beer, Pure Blonde, is good news for the entire beer category, argues CUB marketing director Richard Oppy.
What is beer’s brand image?
Big breweries routinely talk of their “portfolio of brands” rather than their product, or even beer. Australian Brews News editor Matt Kirkegaard wonders whether, for the tens of millions that they spend each year on creating and presenting their brand images, what sort of custodians are they for the brand image of beer itself?
Beer doesn't make you fat, ignorance does.
[Want the skinny on how to enjoy a beer and stay healthy? Check out our beer drinkers guide to good health.] A new survey released by VicHealth shows that Australian beer drinkers continue to fall for the myth that low carb beers are a healthier choice than other varieties. The report says the survey was undertaken… Read more →
Beer lover's guide to good health
In light of the VicHealth report suggesting brewers are misleading low carb beer drinkers, nutritionist Dr Trent Watson gives us the facts about beer and its impact our weight, health and lifestyle…
Carlton Natural
Fosters has just released the latest of its mainstream beer offering under its Carlton brand.
The lightest beer in the world
North America has been a pointer to trends at both ends of the Australian beer market, with both ultra-light flavoured, low-carbohydrate beers and flavour-bursting hop monsters being pioneered there. The success of the low-carb market here will guarantee that Australia’s larger brewers will be watching closely the fortunes of a new beer at the lightest… Read more →
Coopers Clear
You have to love the Coopers Brewery, even when they bring out a beer like this. There is no attempt to sell you on the idea that they have revolutionised the brewing world, there is no claiming that they are doing something original or ‘innovating’, or that you will be blown away by a flavour experience. The only claim that they make is that if they are entering this market, they will do it as well as they can.
For Coopers the answer is Clear
In a move that will no doubt generate discussion amongst beer purists, iconic Australian Brewery Coopers last night entered the low-carb beer market with their new product, Coopers Clear. Clear enters the ultra-light flavoured beer category with a beer that weighs in at 4.5% abv and one gram of carbohydrate per 100 mls. This is… Read more →
The myth of the beer belly
Is beer the root of abdominal evil and are carbohydrate modified beers the key to eternal lithe?