Style Dry Hopped Apricot Sour Saison

In a nutshell Spritzy, hoppy, fruity, tight. Stone sour. 

For our latest collaboration with Beechworth peddler and long term ally Ben Kraus we showed uncharacteristic restraint, knocking out a Mixed Culture, dry hopped, apricot heavy sour Saison - stone fruity, bright, tangy and dry...

STYLE Gose

IN A NUTSHELL Dry, tart, salty and sour. Nicht-traditionellen.

We’ve taken the traditional German ‘Gose’ - a light, tart, sour Wheat Ale brewed with coriander seeds and salt - and had a spielen.

Style Black Pils

In a Nutshell Herbal, spicy and earthy with a hint of chocolate. Light Black.

Black: or thereabouts, with just a shaft of red when held up to the light.

Pils: most definitely. Lean, herbal, spicy and dry with that telltale strawlike malt character for which Pils is renowned.   

Looks like a Stout, drinks like a Pils. 

STYLE Rye Pale

IN A NUTSHELL Spicy, honey, tropical and bitter. Unbroken.

Dependable Corps Promise is a hoppy, spicy and bitter Rye Pale with big tropical hop aromatics and a dry, piney twang to finish.

No Surprises. 

Style Apple Cider

In a Nutshell Cloudy, funky, delicate and dry. Warehouse.

LOBO Pink Lady apple juice meets a Wheaty Brewing Corps mixed culture ferment in the first of many cidery collaborations between us...

Style: Irish Dry Stout

In a Nutshell: Creamy, roasty and lean. When Irish dries are smiling...

STYLE All-New Zealand Red IPA

IN A NUTSHELL Deep malt, toffee and tropical Hops. Well Red.

The plan for our latest collaboration with Gladfield Malt was to brew a big, smooth, malty and aromatic all-New Zealand Red IPA. 

We got you...a well toffee, well tropical and well Red ENZeD. 

It’s everything, that we imagined.

Style Session Saison

In a Nutshell Spicy, citrussy, winelike and dry. Compact

Style White Stout

In a Nutshell Sweet coffee, roast, vanilla & milk. Worth crying over.

In the same way that ‘White Chocolate’ isn’t Chocolate, ‘White Stout’ isn’t Stout – which made it the perfect beer to brew with Collaborators Scott & Jimmy (Hobart Brewing Co), Will (Van Dieman Brewing) and Rich (Black & Brew Coffee), inspired as it was by stories of tasting one beer while describing it as another...

Style Session India Saison

IN A NUTSHELL Pine, lime, spice. Aromatic and lean.

As a major sponsor of the Australian National Homebrewing Conference 2016 the Wheaty was charged with brewing the official ANHC 5 beer; it had to be (1) interesting yet quaffable (2) a style we hadn’t brewed before and (3) ideally something that tied-in with the themes of the Conference. Enter ‘Indy’ - combining the Malt profile and fermentation characters of a dry French Saison with the Hop charge of a New World (India)Pale...

Style Dunkel Kveik

Nutshell Malty, chocolatey, smooth. Quick and dark.

Our latest COMA collaboration -  a Munich Dunkel malt bill fermented hot and fast with Kveik, the Norwegian Farmhouse 'super yeast'.

Play it Kveikly...

Style Dry Hopped Sour

In a Nutshell Hoppy, aromatic, tart and dry. Philly smashable.

For our first proper hoppy sour, we played with Lallemand's new 'Philly Sour' Yeast and plenty of whirlpool and fermentor hop additions...

STYLE: MEXICAN STOUT

Style Rice Lager

In a nutshell Clean, crisp and snappy. Lightning

A clean-snap riff on our 2017 COMA collaboration ‘Rizzocato’; a subtle, restrained and technically demanding Rice Lager. 

Style Bitter

In a Nutshell 5031. Best End.

We figured it was time to celebrate our light industrial suburb with a not-so-industrial Bitter. A hoppy, malty, bitey, bitter ale weighing in at a modest 3.7% booze. A heritage listed style brewed in the shadow of Mt Thebarton, within earshot of Thebby Theatre and a mere stones throw from our self-titled Tram Stop...

Style Black IPA

In a Nutshell Pine needles, citrus, mellow roast. Misnomer.

Sharp, lean and clean, our first Black India Pale Ale adopts the ‘looks like a Dark Ale, smells and tastes like an IPA’ rather than the ‘chewy Black Ale hopped as if it was an IPA’ approach. In other words, both the Malt and the Hop character of the beer belie its appearance...