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Clever "non-marketing" to hipsters who think craft-beer has too much flavour and is too popular amongst their peers, methinks. Interesting that many non-craft hipster venues are named (Newtown, Surry Hills, etc) when the interviewee is asked about the 950 venues Resch's is available at. The...

http://www.brewsnews.com.au/2014/04/town-of-bassendean-to-be-first-in-world-to-get-fixed-beer-lines-in-182-houses/

All Hail Sir Young Henry's Congrats to Richard and his team. A gong worth far more than a Knighthood

Brews News’ The Tao of Beer Beer is a richly varied and fractally interesting thing. Beer appreciation is disproportionately rewarded by even a little knowledge. (Thanks to Zen-master Phil Cook for this near-perfect expression.) But don’t be a dick about it. Take beer seriously but never...

Sydney's largest Tap Takeover (according to Crafty Pint) tonight at the Union hotel in Newtown in Sydney. 20 taps, 20 beers: Oatmeal Porter (5.1%) Mosaic Amber Ale (5.1%) Belgian Dubbel (6.4%) Milk Stout (4.3%) Dunkel Monkey (6.2%) McConnell's Signature Relish Ale (5.4%) Tim's Cherry Pie (4.5%)...

have to give this place a plug Barney's Fine Wines and Ales corner Queen st and Botany rd, Rosberry in Sydney Great selection of 420 local and imported craft beers. Some excellent Belgians A friend and I settled on Brewdog's Punk IPA, Westmalle's Tripel, Murray's Grand Cru, Riverside's...

Tried the latest out-of-the-box brew The Cephalopod by the good Doctor at The Union Hotel, Newtown. The look on my face as it was poured was later reflected in the stunned looks from other patrons as I sipped the murky, grey/black concoction. What resembled Mr's Marsh's pot of chalk dunker...

Found this article on Boston.com this morning Campaign Bus full of Home Brew