We often get the question from gluten free beer fans, are rice lagers gluten free? This traditional Japanese beer style has bust onto the craft beer scene in Australia in recent years, spearheaded by some of Queensland’s best breweries. Japanese...
We may not be best of friends on the sports field – and our neighbours from across the Tasman take the biscuit in the great Pavlova debate – but those folk in New Zealand sure know how to grow hops that...
There was once a time when people who avoided gluten were just happy to drink beer – any beer. Then tasty gluten free beer came along, and even a few different styles to try. A Pale Ale perhaps – or even an IPA.
After releasing 9 different styles (including our Core Range) to Australia, we're taking exploration to another level with Hop The Wall – a 6.0% abv West Coast IPA.
Hopped twice to present bold pine and citrus flavours, with hints of stone fruit on the nose, Hop The Wall is a belting beer!
In 2017, Pirate Life Brewing released a Mosaic IPA, and the 'barley beer' world went nuts for it. Being Coeliac, our CEO and Founder Richard felt left out on another great craft beer experience, and this beer in particular spurred him on. As soon as our brewery was up and running the following year, he was asking the brew team to work on a Mosaic gluten free beer.
Our Mosaic Session IPA features tropical and stone-fruit hints, with a golden colour, and a crisp, lean palate.
Ranked number one Gluten Free beer in Australia on untappd.com, TWØBAYS Pale Ale is now available from more than 500 venues and bottle shops across the nation. Untappd is a globally well respected beer ranking platform, designed for beer lovers to discover and share new beer. "We're really proud that our Pale Ale had been ranked the best gluten free beer in Australia," says TWØBAYS Founder Richard Jeffares.
We've taken our second bold step on this gluten free craft beer odyssey by releasing TWØBAYS IPA to the world. It's a cracking beer with hoppy aromas up front that are quickly overrun by malt sweetness on the mid-palate, followed by a well-balanced, but nicely present bitterness. It's not heavy, it's not thin... just refreshing.
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