One man's ongoing love letter to hoppy beverages
For this week’s beer we move away from Tasmania for the moment. Instead, we head to the Blue Mountains of New South Wales and Mountain Beer Co’s Double Red IPA. Mountain Culture is a fairly new brewer (opening just last year). But jeez they’ve come out swinging. Perusing their beer roster, you’ll find Milk Oat […]
When you think craft beer and Northern Beaches, you would generally first think of Modus Operandi, and for good reason. Modus’ reputation for big, delicious beers is well earned. But there’s a new brewery on the Mona Vale scene. Quakers Hat Brewing may not have the resume Modus does just yet. But if their Red […]
For this week’s beer we venture back to Sydney’s Inner West for Nectar of the Hops New England IPA by Willie the Boatman. Willie the Boatman knows how to make a good ale. And their NEIPA ticks every last one of the boxes as far as I’m concerned. I do love a NEIPA. However, some […]
This week’s beer is a hoppy blast from a new Wollongong area brewery: Double Dump IIPA from Resin Brewing in Bulli. Resin Brewing had the misfortune of having their grand opening in March this year. Given all the happenings in the world at the moment, not the best time to start a small brewery. I […]
This week’s beer is the Dark Red IPA from the Central Coast’s Six String Brewing Co. My love of a red IPA is well documented (in this blog at least) and this is absolutely one of the best, punchiest red IPA’s out there. Six String does a number of quality beers in their standard range. […]
After a brief hiatus, Cory Loves Beer is back with a trip back to Sydney’s Inner West and Sauce Brewing. As discussed previously on the blog, the Inner West is teeming with good craft breweries such as Wayward and Staves (plus a number of brewers such as Young Henry’s, Stockade, Grifter, and several others that […]
Black IPA’s may not be everyone’s cup of tea (or beer as it were). Personally, I do tend to enjoy them if they’re well made. However, finding a really good black IPA is no easy task. Frederick India Black from Uralla’s New England Brewing in northern New South Wales is one of the most well-done […]
I’m going to start this week’s post with a big call: Hope Brewery’s Imperial Mango Sour is my favourite sour beer that I’ve ever had. Ever. As I’ve mentioned a few times on the blog, I certainly don’t mind a sour from time to time. However, they’re also generally not my number one go-to beer […]
This week the blog takes a long overdue trip to Newcastle and Foghorn Brewhouse. In recent years, Newcastle has started to develop a reputation for trendy and (more importantly) high quality watering holes and eateries. This was my first trip up to Newcastle for a fair while and I was extremely happy to find that […]
This week we head back into Sydney’s Inner West and Wayward Brewing Co. As I mentioned previously when writing about Staves Brewery, Sydney’s Inner West suburbs are brimming over with good craft breweries. Full disclosure here, my brother and sister-in-law are investors in Wayward Brewing. So I’ve been lucky enough to be aware of them […]
