Do you enjoy (responsibly) drinking beer? Occasionally disrupting that process with some BBQ’d meats to satisfy any hunger that this process may have incurred? Well, the perfect festival may be just around the corner. Beer and BBQ Festival (Adelaide) is running from the 6th to the 8th of July at the Wayville Showgrounds and comes packed with tasty delights from Australia and across the globe. Source: Beer & BBQ Festival The breweries exhibiting have just been released and it

The look and smell reminds us of a Hefeweizen - a light straw colour with slight haze, a fluffy, vigorous white head and a sweet, but distin

If you could buy stock in a genre of craft beer, you would be silly not to put your money into the New England IPA. The hazy, fruity style has been rapidly gaining popularity over the past few years, with interest peaking among craft connoisseurs more recently as Australian brewers perfect the art. Here, we count down the best Aussie efforts in the burgeoning category. 5. Biggie Juice - Feral Brewing Co (WA) 6% ABV, 40 IBU Feral can't miss lately (anyone who had the pleasure

SA Fox Hat “Full Mongrel” Limited Russian Imperial Stout - 10% The Style For those not familiar with this style, it was traditionally a dark beer brewed in England with a high alcohol content. This was done to prevent it freezing when transported to the Baltic countries, where it was particularly a favourite in Russia, and even more so in the Imperial Court - hence Russian Imperial Stout. The Taste Fox Hat have done very well to soften the alcoholic edge a RIS will often ha

FrankenBROWN is the first beer The Big Shed Brewing Concern made at their very own premises in Royal Park, South Australia.

Adelaide locals shifting their way in to a permanent fixture on the craft brewery board.

by Brett Humphrys ​ Nola hits a home run on any scale that you want to measure it against. It’s a bar that pleases the eye, satisfies the palette and most importantly, has an undeniable sense of charm and charisma that draws you in from the moment you arrive. The real allure of Nola though, is its flexibility to be whatever your visit needs it to be. With it’s rotation of 16 beers on tap (and plenty more by the bottle) it will captivate even the most devoted craft beer connoi