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Slipstream Pale Ale
- BREWED BY SLIPSTREAM BREWING CO.
- PALE ALE
- ABV: 4.2%
- 375ML CANS
- BEST BEFORE: 03/12/2021
- DISPATCH DATE: 05/08/2021
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TASTING NOTES
Once upon a time, Brisbane locals Deale and Elisa Stanley-Hunt visited the US and tasted the American beer scene with wide-eyed wonder. They followed beer trails, went on brewery tours and asked themselves, ‘What do they love about this? What would they do differently?’ They came home with a vision of a hoppy future in Australia and in 2017 opened their independent brewery and cellar door in Yeerongpilly. The mission was to emulate what they loved using the world-class ingredients available in Australia.
A refreshing pure Australian style pale ale. Slipstream Pale Ale will take you away from the everyday, any day. 4.2%
BREWERY SNAPSHOT
Slipstream are an independent craft brewery located in Brisbane’s South Side suburb of Yeerongpilly. They brew beers they love to drink, using the highest quality malt and loaded with hops to tasty, easy drinking beers.
DID YOU KNOW?
On the weekends the Slipstream industrial space on Wilkie Street comes alive with a “cellar door” operation running 10 taps in a large, open space. A rotating food truck makes it easier for locals to while away an afternoon or evening with a bunch of mates.
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Garage Project Garagista IPA
- BREWED BY GARAGE PROJECT
- IPA
- ABV: 5.8%
- 330ML CAN
- BEST BEFORE: 10/09/2021
- DISPATCH DATE: 05/08/2021
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TASTING NOTES
Brewed and double dry-hopped with NZ, Australian and US hop varieties. Great things often start in a garage after all.
BREWERY SNAPSHOT
Based in Wellington, NZ, The Garage Project is Pete Gillespie, Jos Ruffell, and Ian Gillespie. When they started out, they were tiny. Garage Project wasn’t even micro brewing; it was a truly nano brewery. When brewing on such a small scale, one can afford to take risks. That suited the guys from Garage Project, always on a quest to try something new. Three years have passed and they’ve grown, but that same ethos still shapes how they do things at the Garage. Whether they’re brewing 50 litres or 2000, they’re still there to take some risks, to have a bit of fun and to try something new.
DID YOU KNOW?
Brewer Pete Gillespie had worked for a decade in English breweries including Brakespear and Hepworth. He moved from Australia to Wellington before launching Garage Project with his brother Ian and a former video game designer, Jos Ruffell.
