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This beer represents an end goal of ours After two months, yesterday we racked that young bee In years previous we have either blended barrel aged beer or table beer to macerate with the spent fruit. We are big fans of using things again and again, giving ingredients second, third and fourth lives.

The flavours they lend from fruit tend to be lighter, softer and just generally less heavy handed. They are all as of now available online and at cellar door for tastings and takeaway. Peach dominant aromas, sweet perfumed ripe white peaches and peach fuzz.

Vanilla custard, vanilla slice, vanilla cake. Soft, engaging and delicious. The palate reflects the nose with peach flesh the hero.

The gold base sings, lending wonderful acidity, vibrancy and freshness. A sherbety funky peach finish that persists a long long time. Sweet funky citrus, dark broody spice. Hints of riper fruit mixed with savoury oak create a super engaging gold aroma.

Deeper and darker on the palate. Noticeable full palate bitterness creating structure. Flavours of citrus peel, pine berry and robust earthy spice. Warm and comfortable. The palate is rich and complex. Red fruits, sweet chocolate and cooking spice. Oak and hazelnuts to close. Huge intensity. Really damn good. Initial aromas of candied lemon and white flower transition to a nose dominant with sweet spice, cumin and ginger. Soft vanilla oak and funky notes add layers.

The palate is lively and bright. Citrus dominant but with notable hoppy spice, beautiful. Nice harmony between the bitterness and acidity. Today is the day! Our first organic beer, our first beer in cans, our last Solera release and a return of St Henry. Certified organic low alcohol house ale. Table beer aged on the second use sour Morello cherries from St Thomas Australian Wild Ale refermented with apricots.

Spelt beer aged in foudre. Tasting notes for each of these beers can be found on our blog. Hi friends, the final release tomorrow in our September quartet is Tom and like the Organic Table Beer we put this baby in cans for ya. Tom is a table beer aged on the second use sour Morello cherries from St Thomas We did this as well in and loved the results. Our intention then and now was to match the lighter fruit character we would receive from the second use fruit with the lighter alcohol and more ester driven table beer.

The two were left together for 4 weeks before being canned in mid-June. Tom is a 3. It has a cracking colour, big aromas of fresh cherry, baking spice, vinous red fruits and baked cherry pie with some hoppy spice depth and herbaceousness.

The savoury cherry flavours are tempered by the fresh zippy table beer base to create a balanced and seamless palate. Bright, energetic and totally delicious! There are x 4 packs of ml cans of Tom which will be split between our online shop, cellar door and lovely wholesale accounts across Australia. After a two year hiatus, St Henry with apricots is back this Friday online and at cellar door at 12 noon alongside Solera Pull 7 and Organic Table beer.

All the fruit that arrived went into our cellar into a moderately temperature controlled area and we allowed the whole Then on 23 December, Luke Barbuto went one by one through all of these apricots and selected the ones that were soft enough to go into beer.

The initial ones started a cab mac during that time. On 27 December, we racked a selection of aged Gold barrels onto the fruit and allowed those barrels to referment with the fruit for five months. This was a bit of a nervous fermentation for me. I never really saw it kick off and ferment super actively like we see in some of the juicier fruit. As per our normal process, we washed the fruit with three more barrels of aged Gold where it laid with the fruit for another month before being combined with the heavier fruiting rate portion.

We bottled the beer on 17 June and allowed it to condition in bottle for 12 weeks before release. The palate though, so complex. Whilst it does dominant, the sheer intensity of these apricots result in so many more flavours. Spice, stone fruit, musk, Turkish delight, vanilla. Super engaging, so delicious. One of our all time favourites. There are 2, x ml bottles and 18 x 1. Table loaf, table wine, table beer.

There is so much to say and it's all on the blog if you are keen for a read. The release of this beer Friday 4 Sept at noon marks a number of 'firsts' for us. For the first time in our brief history, we have offered our beer in cans, the first time we are releasing our beloved Table Beer to be available outside our cellar door and on top of all that, the first certified organic beer we will release. We weren't drive However, we pursued it as a standard for this beer so that we wouldn't be using the word 'organic' with any smoke and mirrors.

Thanks to Southern Cross Certified for walking us through the process and ultimately certifying this beer. Also, I decided to can this beer in order to bring its value in line with its price.

It's significantly less expensive to make than the rest of our beer due to the fact its very low ABV, packaged in a lower cost vessel and doesn't take as long to make.

Good beer should be approachable and affordable, regardless of whether its mixed culture or not. Putting this beers in can for me is all about delivering a beer we love at an affordable price in a vessel that makes sense. I hope it is the first among many certified organic beers made from organic Australian malt. By the end of this year if harvest goes well, purchasing organic malted barley and wheat from Voyager Craft Malt should be an option for any brewery in this country.

Brewers, make sure to get in touch with Stu at sales voyagercraftmalt. I can assure you that this malt is both very high-quality and very reasonably priced. We will also be sending a portion to our lovely stockists across Australia, list next week. This Friday sees, somewhat sadly, our final release of Solera.

After making this pull we decided as a brewery to not refill the foudre with a spelt beer. This came about for a number of reasons, but principally the fact that we cannot at the moment source raw spelt from our organic farmers, the Greenwoods, who we purchase all the other grains we make our beer from. While there were organic options out there, we had decided to take a step closer towards being mo If the Greenwood's find a suitable space and need spelt in their crop rotation and cycle, we may choose to use it again then.

In the meantime, we are keen to work closer with what is already existing in their rotation. The other reason is that we started to feel that the Solera beer was not able to reach the same levels of complexity as our Gold and Amber. While the production method of iterative blending was intriguing and educational for our palates, we feel that the specific blending of smaller oak barrels lends us more diversity and depth of flavours. Tasting this pull at release though, I may have misjudged in that respect.

However, this is now in the past. More grains, development and educational opportunities are now ahead of us. At release, the aromas are earthy and funky and with strong orange citrus. Savoury marmalade overtones lifted by oak spice. This pull has great tension. The acidity is firm but in harmony with the dominant orange citrus. Cast your mind back to Saturday 21 Dec I mean like 40C at These hyper coloured golf balls are apricots from Thornbrook Orchard.

In the hail which dented much of the cherries also took out the apricot crop. The fruit was light on anyway in as well Yeah, the crippling drought which had a lot to do with the bushfires raging north of Sydney but had yet to start on the south coast of NSW.

She asked if I thought there was anything we could do with them. So after a few phone calls with winemakers I trust, I asked Paula if she could pick them for us to use.

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