A simple grain bill, pale straw in colour with hints of malt sweetness and a clean, dry finish. The addition of German hops bring a slight earthy spice to the party, while the late use of Topaz give it a subtle lift and a modest new world conclusion. A bloody good beer.

5.3%

Oats in the malt help carry the big, fruity notes. Tassie grown Galaxy and Eclipse hops drive a well-rounded stone fruit and citrus palette whilst keeping the bitterness low and approachable. Don’t be fooled by the name, it’s clean, it’s dry and far from flat.

4.7%

Pedra may be a Pale, but she presents hues of deep, dark copper. With Golden Promise as the base malt and a soft touch of crystal for tone. The complex malt bill helps carry a firm bitterness, delivered by the unification of both Aussie and US hops. Based on an American style Pale Ale, Pedra is a reminder of just how beautiful the union of malt and hops can be.

5.6%

As pale as the belly of a white pointer, Sharksjaw’s malt bill forces hops to the forefront whilst maintaining a smooth, dry finish. Heavily hopped with Simcoe and Mosaic late in the brewing process, Sharksjaw IPA maintains a precise harmony between resin and floral notes. Dangerously delicious.

7.2%

Sometimes experimental, sometimes a crowd pleaser. Often seasonal, but always a bloody good beer. DSBC ‘Uncharted’ is a rotating keg that ventures into unknown waters. Rotating kegs now on tap.

Our easily accessible mid-strength doesn’t skimp on taste. Simply put, it’s an activity beer. Enjoy a couple of these at lunch or the beach, without needing a nap afterwards. It’s the quintessential taste of Tassie summer and might very well be your new favourite beer.

3.8%