OUR BEERS

COPY CAT A.I.P.A.
The Details
The name of this beer came about as our Head Brewer having a bit of a stab at the market. It seemed that everybody was making or asking for an American IPA, so we will be the Copy Cats. The first batch ever brewed was sent straight to the Australian & International Beer Awards (AIBA) and picked up Champion Australian Beer and Champion IPA in 2014. Yeah that’s how awesome our Brewer is at recipe writing – first attempt and we win the country’s highest possible award. Since then Copy Cat has medalled at every competition it’s been entered in and would be one of Australia’s most awarded and best beers.

 

Tasting notes:

  • Copy Cat
  • 70 IBUs
  • 6.8%
  • AIPA

A big West Coast IPA, bulging at the seams with tropical, piney, resinous hop bitterness and aroma. Malt is just here to hold it all together and stop the bitterness spilling out into the streets. It tips the scales at 6.8% and 70 IBUs. Copy Cat? There are not many “IPAs” like this one!!

The Guv’Nor Pale Ale
The Details
The term Guv’nor means biggest, hardest bloke around and we figured that our pale ale is a pretty good example of the biggest baddest pale out there! We have one of the best IPAs in the country in Copy Cat but we certainly didn’t set about to make a weaker clone of that. This pale ale is its own beer but if you like one you will definitely like the other. Biscuity malts and a drying bitterness make for and epic experience. Pale ale is a style that is meant to be easy to drink but have plenty of aroma and decent bitterness, which we have achieved in big sums in The Guv’Nor. The artwork is based on a photo of the late great Lenny Mclean, he was the hardest man in Britain for quite some time. A bare knuckle boxer, door man and actor, Lenny was quite a well-known hard man. He starred briefly in the cult classic Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels as the Baptist. If your into great pale ales with solid IBUs , great malty backbone and more tropical nose than a monkey passing wind, then the Guv’Nor is your man.

Tasting notes:

  • GUVNOR
  • 40 IBUs
  • 5.6%
  • Xtra Pale Ale

Clean, biscuity and resinous, drying and bitter late, everything you could want in a pale and then some. It weighs in at an approachable 5.6% with some solid IBUs. Centennial, Mosaic and Amarillo hops get the nod.

Freo Doctor WA Lager
The Details
This is a beer that is well made, carefully crafted and drinks as fresh as its namesake. This is one of our original beers and has been quenching thirsts for nearly a decade as locally made lager for the fine people of WA. We like to do things differently and sometimes even we like do things before they are cool like the dude on the label George E Ohr. George was the self-proclaimed mad potter and was way ahead of his time. He was often told “No you can’t” but didn’t care a bit and made his art his own way. We like to think that we aren’t all about what’s popular but more about what’s good. George was cool, be like George.

Tasting Notes:

  • FREO DOCTOR
  • 16 IBUs
  • 4.5 %
  • Pale Lager

A fresh Pale Lager brewed with Australian pale malt and two varieties of “Noble” European hops. A zesty aroma sits on top of the subtle, vanilla malt profile. The bitterness is gentle and finishes with a touch of sweetness.

Challenger English IPA
The Details
The original IPA’s were the English style and were first about in the the early 1700s. Not wanting to conform to what everyone else was doing we decided our first IPA would be a traditional English style but with a minor twist. We named it Challenger for a couple of reasons, but as per usual, mainly to take a stab at the market. Challenger is a well-known English hop and this will often prompt experts to say “Oh yes chap, I can certainly pick up that challenger hop”. The funny thing is that there is no challenger hops in this brew.

Tasting Notes:

  • CHALLENGER IPA
  • 5.8%
  • English IPA

Brewed in the English style with generous Whirlpool and Dry Hopping from English and N.Z hops. Tropical fruit on the nose, moving into Apricot and Orange with complimentary caramel malts. Our IPA finishes with a bitter, lingering, resinous kick.

Bad Adams Apple Cider
The Details
This little beauty is crafted from local Southwest apples. The artwork is inspired by the biblical concept of of Adam eating an apple from the tree of knowledge. At a reduced level alcohol (3.5%) this cider is both a responsible and delicious choice.

Tasting Notes:

  • Bad Adams Cider
  • 3.5%
  • “Apple Cider”

Bad Adams Cider is the original sin. A delicious creation made from the tree of knowledge. Clean, crisp and clear with a medium finish. At 3.5% you can enjoy it all day.

Indian Ale Summer Ale
The Details
So we believe the best summers on earth are in WA. To represent that sentiment we have made the perfect beer to pair with the wind, waves, endless hot days and everything that is a WA summer. The Indian Ocean is often the source of some of summers best times and this beer is a salute to all that is a WA summer.

Tasting Notes:

  • Indian Ale
  • 4.4%
  • “Indian Ale”

Our little Hop Bomb! Hops and more hops, cram ’em in. Galaxy, Citra and Mosaic, hold back on the bitterness, run some sweeter malts and bingo, Session ale! This is a little ripper at just 4.4%.

Little NEIPA
The Details
Jump on board the Haze Train! Our interpretation bucks the trend a step further by releasing a mid-strength version of a New England IPA. With its consumer derived “signature” haze, “juicy” hops, soft malts and lower than the norm ABV%, we thought it was ripe for a 3.5%er. Mid strength done right.

Specialty & Limited Release Beers

In addition to our core line up, we make small batch / limited releases around 8 times per year. This keeps things fresh and exciting for your drinking pleasure, but also for us!

Cheesecake IPA | 5.8%

A cheesecake IPA brewed with the addition of lactose, vanilla bean and a heap of lemon and lime zest makes for a tasty dessert beer. A citrusy hop profile ensures a nose to compliment the sweetness from lactose and vanilla.

Cheesecake in one hand, our IPA in the other…

Imperial Swan Red IIPA | 8.0%

Did you know that a collective of swans is known as a bevy? Well one of Australia’s biggest brewing collective “Perth Home Brew Share” have teamed up with Mash Brewing to bring you a bevy… A malty, hoppy imperial red bevy.

Sarcasm “Session” Double IPA | 9.5%

High alpha new age hops, French oak and a high ABV all contribute to a complex, resinous, full yet drying and slightly boozy palate. Our “Session” Double IPA is big and strong yet very approachable, a gentle giant!!?

Juicetown NEIPA | 6.2%

If you enjoyed our Lil NEIPA then this new Big NEIPA is just for you. Packed full of new world hops along with English ale yeast this baby is juice forward and thirst quenching! Get on board… Next stop Juice Town!

Copy Cat - French Vanilla Barrel Oak Fermented | 6.8%

The third instalment in the “Cat” trilogy…….. This IS Copy Cat on oak, subdued but still complementary hop presence on the nose and a slightly dulled malt palate but that’s where things get interesting. Lifted depth of character, warming lightly spirit like mouthfeel, lingering bitterness and continued complexity is a struggle to resist.

Black Cat A.I.P.A | 6.8%

Take our iconic Copy Cat and start thinking dark chocolate, cocoa and coffee, throw in its signature dank pine, stone and passion fruity nose from heavy U.S influenced dry hopping and finish it with a lingering bitter, resinous finish. No need to go on about it! Presenting Black Cat

Russian Imperial Stout | 8.5%

This beast is slick smooth full bodied and unpretentious. This stout will coat your palate with bitterness chocolate and roast malt all at once and like a good dessert will leave you wanting more. Beware at 8.5% this stout will creep up on you quickly. Enjoy

Copy Cat - Port Barrel, Barrel Oak Fermented | 6.8%

The third instalment in the “Cat” trilogy…….. This IS Copy Cat on oak, subdued but still complementary hop presence on the nose and a slightly dulled malt palate but that’s where things get interesting. Lifted depth of character, warming lightly spirit like mouthfeel, lingering bitterness and continued complexity is a struggle to resist.

3Fiddy | 3.5%

Our mid-strength spin on an American classic. We choose to stay with the ale strain but ferment on the cooler side for a cleaner palate. Toast and biscuity malts with a touch of residual sweetness lend themselves to a gentle dry hopping with Galaxy, Amarillo and Czech Saaz. This will be a beer you’ll drink because of its flavour profile not its ABV.