Beer |
ABV |
Description |
| Barrel Aged Pelican Porter | 10.8% | We took our Pelican Porter and aged it in South Australian Rum Barrels for 12 months. The result is a big smooooooth beer……….. |
| Barrington Blonde | 4.6% | Barrington Blonde Ale is a light and refreshing Blonde Ale – brewed including local wet hops (picked in the early hours of brew day) from Barrington Hops about 2 hours drive from the brewery. |
| Bennetts Black IPA | 5.8% | Dark malt character joins with classic American hops (Columbus, Cascade and Centennial) in this black IPA. Named after Bennetts Head which is close to the brewery in Forster. It offers visitors to the area an impressive lookout over sheer cliffs. |
| Big Nellie Barley Wine | 10.1% | Clocking in at 10.1% Big Nellie delivers everything you would expect from an American barley wine – rich with intense maltiness!. Be sure to look out in mid 2022 for the barrel aged version of Big Nellie…The beer is named after Big Nellie, one of the main attractions of Coorabakh National Park in the Barrington Coast area of NSW. It’s an imposing rock plug that soars more than 500m above sea level, reminding visitors of an earlier time when the Australian landscape was still being created by volcanoes and earthquakes. |
| Black Head Milk Stout | 4.7% | Named after the multi-award winning (Keep Australia Beautiful Program) Black Head beach which is located midway between Forster and Taree. The lactose (milk) added during the boil makes this a sweeter style stout and with moderate IBU’s and ABV this will appeal to stout and non stout drinkers alike. |
| Blueys Brown | 4.8% | Blueys Brown is a smooth American Brown Ale, malty but hoppy where the hop flavour and aroma complements and enhances the malt. It is named after Blueys Beach which is located between Boomerang Point and Blueys Head along the Barrington Coast. |
| Bo Bo Blood Orange NEIPA | 6.4% | Loaded with blood orange puree, Nectaron® and cryo-citra hops, Bo Bo Blood Orange NEIPA is summer in a glass. With moderate bitterness, lactose and lots of flaked and malted oats this all makes for an enjoyable and easy drinking IPA. Named after Bo Bo Creek found west of Taree in the Barrington Coast region of NSW. Contains lactose. |
| Boomerang Beach Pale Ale | 5.4% | Named in honour of the ever popular Boomerang Beach near Forster that many people come back to every year for annual holidays. This American style pale ale has lots and lots of American centennial, cascade, simcoe and citra hops |
| Booti KNEIPA | 5.3% | Limited release NEIPA made with Kveik yeast (hence KNEIPA). It is brewed using the Bergen strain of Kveik (Norwegian Farmhouse Ale yeast), fermented hot to generate fruit esters and heavily dry hopped with Australian Galaxy, New Zealand Nelson Sauvin and New Zealand experimental hop HORT4337. |
| Careys Peak Cold XPA | 4.5% | Careys Peak Citra Galaxy Cold XPA (ABV 4.5%) – Brewed with Citra and Galaxy hops together with lager yeast, Careys Peak is a ‘cold’ XPA. Named after Careys Peak in the Barrington Tops, it is a high and cold summit where visitors on a clear day, can look out across the world heritage site and see from the Blue Mountains across to the sand dunes near Newcastle. |
| Cellito IPA | 6.8% | Cellito IPA is an aromatic, soft, juicy, hazy IPA ! Named after Cellito Beach (also known as Sandbar), this IPA looks scenic and relaxing but (at 6.8%) it can be dangerous ! |
| Crowdy NEIPA | 5.2% | First brewed during the 2020 COVID-19 lockdown period Crowdy Head is a New England IPA with rolled oats, malted oats, lactose and crowded with hops! Creamy smooth texture balanced with a huge dose of tropical and citrus aroma from the massive whirlpool and dry hop additions. Best enjoyed whilst social distancing – as you won’t want to share it with a crowd……………….… Contains lactose. |
| Dara Dank DIPA | 7.7% | Resinous and piney and brewed with Pilsner, wheat and Carahell malts, this double IPA hits the mark for the lovers of dank hops – it is packed full of Centennial, Columbus, Mosaic and Simcoe. Named after the suburb on the Lakes Way north of Forster, this bold beer is definitely not one for the faint hearted. |
| Diamond Beach Pilsner | 5.0% | A refreshing pale lager brewed with 100% New Zealand hops |
| Double Treachery | 9.1% | Coastal Brewing Co’s Treachery XPA became a cult favourite amongst their fans when it was released in 2017. So for GABS, they figured they’d give you double what you love: Double hops, double malt, double ABV. Brewed for #GABS2018 |
| Elizabeth English Bitter | 3.5% | Elizabeth English Bitter is our version of the classic Yorkshire bitter from the North of England. Named after Elizabeth Beach, or Queen Elizabeth II (who had the title Her Royal Highness Princess Elizabeth of York from 1926 – 1936), ‘lizzy’ is brewed using West Yorkshire Ale yeast, English hops (East Kent Goldings and Fuggle) and a malt bill composed mainly of English barley. An alcohol content in the mid strength range makes this a great session bitter. |
| Ghinni Ghinii GIPA | 6.4% | Brewed including the zest from 120 Ruby Red Grapefruit, along with Amarillo and Mandarina Bavaria hops and a clean malt bill (Pale malt and Carahell), this juicy IPA has subtle grapefruit and citrus tones and is a perfect summer’s day IPA. |
| Gloucester Gold | 4.6% | A hybrid style made with a warm fermented lager yeast this golden coloured beer is loosely based on the California Common style. Hopped with Northdown hops during the boil and finished with fresh “wet” Chinook hops from Barrington Hops (picked early brew day morning) it has a moderately dry finish but is not heavy in flavour or aroma. No fruit in sight and one for the lovers of a beer that tastes like a traditional beer – not one for the big hop heads!!!! Coming in at 4.6% it is just a really smooth easy drinking ‘beery’ beer. |
| Harrington Hefe | 4.1% | A German style cloudy wheat beer with flavours of banana and cloves. Low bitterness and a lower alcohol percentage makes this quaffable and a great thirst quencher. |
| Hearts Point NEPA | 5.9% | Brewed using a Bluestone New England yeast, this hazy New England Pale Ale is packed full of Mosaic, Simcoe and Talus hops. Named after Hearts Point in the Barrington Coast area of NSW because we all love a hazy beer. |
| Hoppy Hallidays IPL | 6.0% | Hoppy Hallidays is an easy drinking IPL, hiding its 6% ABV with soft malts, fairly light bitterness and fairly light hops. All of the hops used in brewing Hoppy Hallidays are New Zealand hops – Motueka, Nelson Sauvin and HORT9909. Best savoured cold by the pool or at the beach on a hot summer’s day. |
| Johns Ginger | 4.5% | Brewed with local ginger from Rainbow Flat, local lemons and local honey. |
| Lakeside Fest Beer | 5.6% | Brewed for the Lakeside Festival in 2018, this modern German beer is a smooth, clean, pale Germanic-style lager with a moderately strong malty flavour and a light hop character. |
| Little Run Citrus IPA | 6.4% | Brewed with zest from locally grown oranges and lemons from Little Run Retreat in Wherrol Flat (to add citrus flavours), Mandarina Bavaria, HORT 9909 and Nectaron hops (to add tangerine, citrus, lemon, lime and tropical fruit flavours) and fermented using a Belgian yeast strain (to add a slightly tartness along with delicate mango and pineapple characteristics) this citrus IPA is the ideal beer to enjoy as the weather warms up, the days become longer and with Spring just around the corner. |
| Little Street Coffee Milk Stout | 4.7% | A collaboration with Little Street Coffee Roasters sees the addition of locally roasted coffee to Coastal Brewing’s Milk Stout. It’s all about the balance between mild coffee bitterness and milk sugar sweetness. Brewed for GABS 2019 |
| Manning Quays Lime IPA | 6.7% | Bringing pie crust (from the use of biscuit malt and cinnamon), creaminess (from the use of lactose and vanilla extract) and loads of key lime (from the use of oodles of key lime puree and HORT9909 hops) Manning Quay Lime Pie IPA is our first dessert beer release for the upcoming Festive season! Packed with flavour, like all Coastal Brewing beers the name celebrates a landmark/beach in the Barrington Coast region of NSW. Manning Quays can be found on the foreshore in Taree. Contains lactose. |
| Mungo Mango IPA | 6.3% | This bright and juicy IPA is packed with mango as well as citra and mosaic hops! Named after Mungo Brush in the south of the Barrington Coast region, it is perfect for a summers day. Contains lactose. |
| Myall Marzen | 5.3% | Myall Marzen is a German style malty lager. It is rich in malt with a balance of clean, hop bitterness. This style was traditionally brewed in Germany in the spring (Marzen means March) and aged/lagered through the summer ready for Octoberfest.
Myall Marzen was designed by Scott Jardine and was the winner of the 2020 The Coastal Brewing Company / FnT Brew Supplies home brew competition and is named after the Myall Lakes National Park in the Barrington Coast area of NSW. |
| Old Bar English Best Bitter | 4.0% | A straw coloured English Best Bitter brewed in the English Black Country style. Smooth and sessionable sitting at 4.0% ABV – perfect for an Autumn evening. Named after ‘Old Bar’ – a beautiful coastal town to the north of Forster where the brewery is located. |
| One Mile Aussie Pale Ale | 4.5% | First brewed for our 1st birthday (June 2018), and named after the beach nearest to the brewery, One Mile Pale Ale is an Australian Style Pale Ale. With two pale ales now in our range, this Aussie Pale is brewed to be refreshing and light and is at the other end of the pale ale spectrum to our Boomerang Beach Pale Ale. |
| Palms Pale – Pacific Ale | 4.4% | Sitting at 4.4% ABV, whether you get to enjoy this beer in Pacific Palms or elsewhere, this pacific ale is sure to go down easy! Brewed with 30% wheat malt and 70% barley malt and 100% galaxy hops this hazy tropical pacific pale ale is perfect for summer. |
| Pebbly IPA | 6.3% | Our summer IPA – named after Pebbly beach. Brewed with 100% Pilsner malt, moderately hopped during the boil / whirlpool and then dry hopped with 4 different hops including Hallertau Blanc and Nelson Sauvin. |
| Pelican Porter | 5.9% | Fermented low (temperature) and slow this Baltic Porter has dark malt and fruit flavours. |
| Rainbow Flat White Stout | 6.5% | Flat white meets stout, as coffee from Rainbow Flat roasters is blended with a light coloured beer to create a white stout. Your eyes might trick you |
| Red Head Red | 4.2% | Our Red Head Red Ale is a traditional Irish Red. It has an amber / copper colour and is malt focused with toffee and caramel flavours and aromas and a hint of roast grain. Brewed using English hops to give a low hop presence. |
| Resiliance Pale Ale (Fundraising) | 5.0% | As part of the beer community’s ongoing support for bushfire relief efforts, brewers in Australia and overseas have brewed a fundraising brew. The Australian Resilience Beer is a 5% Pale Ale. All of our profits from this brew will be donated to local RFS brigades. |
| Sandbar SIPA | 5.0% | Brewed with a blend of Loral, Mosaic and Mandarina Bavaria hops the tropical fruit, tangerine, floral and citrus notes abound. The hop aroma and flavour combine with a solid malt base and just the right amount of bitterness to make sandbar SIPA a sessionable session IPA! |
| Second Head Barrel-Aged Rum & Coconut Imperial Stout | 8.0% | Our latest barrel aged release, ‘Second Head,’ is named after the headland between Main Beach and Pebbly Beach in the town of Forster, where the brewery is based. It is an Imperial Stout, brewed with cacao nibs and local Forster Little Street Roasters coffee (coffee added both in the boil and cold brew) and then aged in Coconut rum (ex Bourbon) barrels. |
| Second Head Imperial Stout | 7.8% | This is the non barrel aged version of Second Head, named as such because of it is our second use of the barrels and after the end (head) of the barrel.
With coffee added in both the boil and the brite tank, and with cacao nibs added in the brite this beer is full of flavour, even before it goes into the barrels ! |
| Seven Mile IPA | 6.6% | Perhaps this should have been “Almost Seven Mile IPA” ! Weighing in at 6.6% and named after Seven Mile beach in Booti Booti National Park this IPA has Simcoe as the bittering hop and then just enough US hops (Cascade, Centennial, Citra and Simcoe) to balance the malt profile (pale malt, caramel malt, oats, munich malt and flaked wheat)
The balance of malt, hops and the alcohol content make this an easy drinking IPA |
| Shelly’s Milk Chocolate Orange Stout | 5.0% | Launched in time for Easter, this milk chocolate orange stout has oodles of orange zest, chocolate and vanilla to appeal to those chocolate and orange combo lovers! As well as being a nod to “Terry’s”, this is named after Shelly beach near Forster, which is described as “an unofficial clothing optional beach”. Contains lactose. |
| Smiths Lamington Dessert Stout | 6.4% | This beer by Phil Woods won the inaugural The Coastal Brewing Company home brew competition. Brewed to finish sweeter and incorporating lots of coconut, cacao nibs and vanilla extract it’s just like eating a Lamington! |
| Stony Point West Coast IPA | 6.4% | The aroma of stone fruits abound from this West Coast IPA!! A generous amount of hops – Nectaron® from NZ Hops and US Mosaic® – give both a firm bitterness and the burst of flavour and aroma that you crave. Coming in at 6.4% we are sure you will love Stony Point. |
| Submarine Kolsch | A german style Kolsch. Named after Submarine beach which is home to the buried wreck of a 1922 Dutch built submarine. | |
| Sugarloaf Sour | 2.9% | Light bodied lemon Berliner Weisse. Light on the hops, with a moderately sour lemon aroma and flavour. A refreshing sour brewed with real organic lemons and honey from the Manning Valley. |
| The Grandis – Barrel Aged Imperial Stout | 8.2% | Our latest barrel aged release, and our first barrel aged release in cans, is named after The Grandis, the tallest known tree in NSW which is located on the western edge of Myall Lakes National Park, just off Pacific Highway, north of Bulahdelah (on the road to Forster). The Grandis is an Imperial Stout, brewed with cacao nibs and local Forster Little Street Roasters coffee (coffee added both in the boil and cold brew) and then aged in Bourbon (JD 150th Anniversary Limited Edition), Ex-Bourbon Maple Syrup and Vanilla Extract (ex-Bourbon) barrels. The barrels have been blended together to give a super smooth barrel aged imperial stout sitting at the very drinkable 8.2%. |
| The Keys – Bourbon Barrel Aged | 10.7% | The Keys Imperial Stout barrel aged in Jack Daniels 150th anniversary heavy toast barrels |
| The Keys – Coconut Rum Barrel Aged | 8.8% | The Keys Imperial Stout barrel aged in ex Coconut Rum oak barrels |
| The Keys – Maple Bourbon Barrel Aged | 9.0% | The Keys Imperial Stout barrel aged in Maple syrup (ex Bourbon) oak barrels |
| The Keys – Vanilla Bourbon Barrel Aged | 8.7% | The Keys Imperial Stout barrel aged in Vanilla (ex Bourbon)oak barrels |
| The Keys Imperial Stout | 8.3% | Big, rich, dark, roasty, full bodied and intense (the stout not Ross!) and named after Forster Keys, the area in Forster where Ross lives.
Imperial stouts were originally brewed with high alcohol to withstand the abuses of being shipped across the Baltic from England to Imperial Russia in freezing weather. |
| The Ruins DIPA | 7.5% | The Ruins is our Double IPA and is brewed with lots of Australian malt and American hops including Simcoe, Colombus, Amarillo, Centennial and Cascade. This beer takes its name from the stunning camping and picnic spot just to the South of Forster. |
| Town Lager | 5.0% | Named after Town or Main beach in Forster. We might have gone for Forster’s Lager but decided that was a bit too close to a well known brand. An Australian style lager designed for enjoying on a hot summer day. Brewed using a simple malt bill along with Pride of Ringwood and Cascade hops. |
| Treachery XPA | 4.5% | Treachery is a 4.5% eXtra Pale Ale that defies traditional beer styles. The X could stand for eXtra hops, eXtra fruity, eXtra pale or eXperimental (or all of the above!) The addition of rolled oats along with a LOT of New Zealand hops make this hazy XPA a super smooth drink with a fantastic tropical fruit / passion fruit character. |
| Very Crowdy NEIPA | 6.6% | The first of our ‘Very’ Series, back in time for summer. One of our most popular beers made with lots of rolled and malted oats, lactose, and crowded with hops! This creamy smooth texture is balanced with a huge dose of tropical fruit and citrus aroma from Nectoron® and Cryo Citra hops added in massive whirlpool and dry hop additions. Very Crowdy is a New England IPA containing lactose. |
| Very Hearty NEIPA | 6.6% | The second beer in our ’Very’ series. People love our Very Crowdy NEIPA, people love our Hearts Point NEPA – so we brought them together! The grain from Very Crowdy and the hops from Hearts Point combine to form Very Hearty! The same rolled and malted oats and lactose but this time with loads of Simcoe, Mosaic and Talus added in the whirlpool and dry hop. Very Hearty is a New England IPA containing lactose. |
| Very Kylie NEIPA | 6.6% | The third release in our ‘Very’ series. This time the grain from Very Crowdy is combined with Cryo Pop™ hops from Yakima Chief Hops (which are designed to add a true ‘pop’ of aromas and flavours). The same rolled oats and malted oats and lactose but this time with loads of Pop! Like all of our beers, the name of this beer is inspired by a landmark or place in the Barrington Coast region of NSW. This time, we’ve named this beer after Kylies Beach in Crowdy Bay National Park. It has absolutely no relationship whatsoever to the other Kylie who might be more regularly associated with pop! Very Kylie is a New England IPA containing lactose. |
| Wallabi Sour | 7.0% | Named after Wallabi Point (located just north of the brewery) this hoppy sour (get it – wallaby, hoppy…) is brewed with experimental hop HORT 9909 from NZ Hops and Philly Sour yeast from Lallemand. Coming in at 7% it has pronounced forward citrus characters of lemon and lime. |
| Wallis Weizen | 4.9% | An American style wheat beer named after the lake between Forster and Tuncurry. Made with 50% German pilsner malt, 50% German wheat malt (hence the Weizen) and a clean fermenting yeast (meaning it isn’t a Hefeweizen). Dry hopped with citra and galaxy to add a citrus twist. |
| Whoota RIPA | 6.5% | Hoppy and bitter with an ABV in the mid 6%’s this Red IPA balances the sweet caramel / malt of an amber / red ale and the hop-forward flavours and aromas of an IPA.
Brewed with Eureka, Cascade and Citra hops and generously dry hopped this IPA is flavourful and very drinkable. Named after Whoota Whoota lookout in Wallingat National Park which offers breathtaking views – in one direction over vast stretches of eucalypt forest and in the other direction over Wallis Lake and the NSW mid-North Coast coastline. |