Brewer David Nicholls is leaving Moa after 13 years to start his own brewery in the wine-growing region of Blenheim.
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Move to cans drives sales for Moa
A move from glass bottles to cans drove an increase in market share for New Zealand’s Moa Brewing in the last financial year according to its latest annual report.
Moa reports gains on all metrics
NZX-listed brewer Moa Group grew volume, revenue and gross margin in the financial year ended 31 March 2016.
Directors up their stakes in Moa
Moa Group CEO Geoff Ross and director David Poole have increased their shareholdings in the brewer, which has more than doubled its share price in seven months.
Beer’s casualties of 2015: Deleted but not forgotten
As Carlton & United Breweries confirms the axing of several Matilda Bay and Cascade beers, we thought it worth recapping some of the other beers that were deleted in 2015.
Warnie beer didn’t sell, declares manager
There was no spin offered by Shane Warne’s manager, when asked why the cricketer’s SKW 99 Not Out Pale Ale would not feature this summer.
Moa cuts losses; Warnie beer retired
New Zealand brewer Moa Group has announced strong half-yearly growth and its biggest ever order from Australia, but that won’t include the beer it released in partnership with cricketer Shane Warne.
Moa finds bottle for recovery
Most of the volume produced by NZ’s Moa Brewing Company is now packaged in a new lower cost bottle, CEO Geoff Ross has revealed.
Moa: an Initial Public Brouhaha
New Zealand beer writer Phil Cook has sparked discussion with a blistering post about Moa’s branding in their IPO documents….
Moa: Back from extinction
Nick O takes a look at a well-resourced brewery that has created a name for its controversy-inspiring marketing and asks whether that’s a good or bad thing for the growing craft beer industry…