As the largest hop grower in the country, Hop Products Australia (HPA) recognise the way they operate has direct consequences for people and the planet. HPA are proud to announce they became a signato...
Hop creep is not an outdoor children’s game or an unsavory character who lurks around the taproom. Hop creep is a common term that refers to the overattenuation of dry-hopped beer. One might otherwise...
Customers are looking to cut out the alcohol completely either not going out and drinking any alcohol at all, or moving to non-alcoholic versions of their favourite drinks. There has been a lot of dis...
Welcome to this BreweryPro podcast looking at quality assurance in hop production, part of Hop Product Australia’s 2021 Virtual Harvest program. In this episode, HPAs Simon Whittock gives a presentati...
Being aware of trade mark activity is important to protect your intellectual property. IP Australia, the body that administers intellectual property in Australia recommends businesses monitor the mark...
If you’ve ever been on site when your truck full of brewery equipment arrives – you’ll know there is a real buzz about the place. Everyone stands waiting with anticipation – hugely excited...
Each month respected beer writer Stan Hieronymus produces Hop Queries, a must-read summary of what is happening in the hop world, and has kindly offered to let us publish it for Australian industry re...
Craft brewing is an industry that has been fuelled by passion. Too often the idea of exiting a business is the last thing on the mind of a brewery founder during the exciting foundation phase. As rece...
Breweries are starting to adopt strong internal acoustics within their venues as they realise its importance to the customer experience. The overall atmosphere of the venue can make or break a brewery...
Being aware of trade mark activity is important to protect your intellectual property. IP Australia, the body that administers intellectual property in Australia recommends businesses monitor the mark...