ORGANIC

DRINK RESPONSIBLY FARMED BEER

We’ve been brewing with 100% organic ingredients since 2008.

It takes a bit more time and costs a bit more to do, but we’re terrible at cutting corners.

So, what does that actually mean for your pint?

In brewing terms, it means leaving the earth better than we found it. Rather than using artificial chemicals to exploit the soil for profit, we work alongside nature.

Every stage of our brewing, from the farmers who grow our barley to the hops we select, is free of synthetic pesticides and fertilisers.

By keeping artificial chemicals out of the fields, we ensure that the ingredients in your glass are as natural as the rain that watered them.

And the proof is in the paddock: the organic farms we partner with support at least 30% more plant, insect, and bird life than conventional farms.

It’s a simple equation: better soil makes better beer, and better beer makes a better community.

We believe a truly great pint shouldn't come at the expense of the planet or the people on it.

For us, choosing organic isn't just about farming; it's about building a stronger, fairer community. We support the regenerative farmers who are actively protecting our local waterways and creating spaces where more wildlife can thrive.

By keeping synthetic shortcuts out of the fields, we ensure that the malt, which is the backbone of our beer, provides the rich and unadulterated character that underpins our signature style.

But our commitment to the community doesn't stop at the harvest. We believe in circular action that brings people together. We brew using 100% renewable energy, we flush our taproom toilets with harvested rainwater, and we even send our leftover spent malt just down the road to feed local pigs.

We handle the hard graft, the soil wrangling, and the strict B Corp accountability so that you can simply enjoy the (delicious) result.

So pull up a chair, grab a ridiculously good pint that actively pays it forward, and join a community that is proving business can be a real force for good!

Grab a Ridiculously Good Organic Beer