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At Phoenix Beers, beer is our passion
A dream was realised in 2004 when two mates; one with a love of beer and one with an undying loyalty, noticed the Australian beer market was lacking real craft beer….. Thus Phoenix Beers was born. The company’s namesake, a Buddhist Kelpie-Cross named Phoenix, and his mate Leif Ryan, began to bring the world’s tastiest and unique brewed beverages to Perth and beyond. Since then, the name Phoenix Beers has become synonymous with the best the beer world has to offer with brands including Sierra Nevada, Weihenstephan, BrewDog, Oskar Blues and more.
Beer is our passion …… We hope that by bringing these wonderful beers to our shores, it will one day become your passion too.
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News
6/12/2017 - Blanche De Namur - Best White Beer in the World
After winning the “World Beer Awards” in 2009 and in 2012, a Gold Medal at the “International Beer Challenge” in 2013 and 2014 and a Gold Medal at the “Brussels Beer Challenge 2016”, our Blanche de Namur has once again come out on top with the award on Monday, 20 November, of a Gold Medal at the “Brussels Beer Challenge 2017” in the “White Beers” sub-category of the “Wheat Beers” category : two years in a row, it's exceptional !
23/11/2017 - Lindemans Ginger Gueuze Wins Gold
BRUSSELS BEER CHALLENGE: GOLD MEDAL FOR LINDEMANS GINGERGUEUZE
13/10/2017 - Lindemans Limited Release
Lambic may be known as one of the oldest beer styles around, yet its versatility knows no equal. With their ‘Botanical Lambics’, Lindemans has created a brand-new beer style, highlighting the unlimited possibilities of balancing the sourness of lambic with some unexpected flavours from botanicals. After the introduction of SpontanBasil (spiced with fresh basil) and BlossomGueuze (flavoured with elderflower), the six- generation family brewery has chosen ginger to ‘dry-spice’ the next addition to the range.
