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Inspired by the coastal Aussie lifestyle

Gage Roads Brewing Co is a proudly Australian-owned and independent brewery that came from humble beginnings on the west coast of Australia. They’re all about sun, sand and a beer in hand.

Lovingly named after the stretch of water that separates Fremantle and Rottnest Island, Gage Roads has grown exponentially since their beginnings in 2002 and continues their passion for independence, freedom and the coast today.

Over the years, they’ve worked with a heap of like-minded people and organisations that share their passion for the ocean. From the eco art on the walls of Gage Roads Freo, made from plastic remnants collected off the beaches of WA, to running a wetsuit upcycling drive to help close the loop on the estimated 380 tonnes of wetsuit waste that is sent to landfill each year.

In January 2022 they opened the doors to the Gage Roads Freo brewery – a brewpub and spiritual home, housed in a 100-year-old, redeveloped shed that overlooks Gage Roads, that same strip of water that they named their brewery after, many years ago. See you on the sand with a beer in hand!

Pinky’s Sunset Cider Cans 330mL 

• Origin: Western Australia.
• Type: Pink lady apple cider.
• Analysis: 4.5% ABV.
• Tasting notes: Crisp and refreshingly tart, with lower sugar for just the right amount of sweetness.
• Colour: Pale gold.
• Palate: Juicy and fresh.
• Aroma: Smells like an apple orchard.
• Serving Suggestion: Serve icy cold while listening to Sunset Lover (Petit Biscuit) and watching the sunset.
• Food Match: Pair with fresh fish and chips on the coast.

Hazy As Pale Ale Cans 330mL

• Origin: Western Australia.
• Type: Pale Ale.
• Analysis: 5% ABV.
• Tasting notes: Juicy and golden! Pouring like a hazy golden sunset this juicy banger delivers passionfruit, pineapple and zesty citrus vibes.
• Colour: Light and bright pale gold.
• Palate: Zesty citrus with a refreshing bitterness.
• Aroma: Passionfruit, pineapple and zesty citrus.
• Serving Suggestion: Drink cold while listening to Heat Waves (Glass Animals) on a balmy summer evening.
• Food Match: Tasty tacos with a zingy salsa.

Single Fin Summer Ale Cans & Bottles 330mL

• Origin: Western Australia.
• Type: Summer Ale.
• Analysis: 4.5% ABV.
• Tasting notes: Tropical and beachy. Light-bodied and chock full of aromatic Aussie Galaxy and Enigma hops.
• Colour: Caramel gold.
• Palate: Subtle bitterness with a smooth finish.
• Aroma: Smells like a tropical fruit bowl.
• Serving Suggestion: Drink cold while listening to Swanny Beach (Ra Ra Viper) on the weekend.
• Food Match: Corn chips with fresh guac.

Yeah Buoy Non Alcoholic XPA Cans 330mL

• Origin: Western Australia.
• Type: Non Alcoholic XPA.
• Analysis: less than 0.5% ABV.
• Tasting notes: A refreshing XPA, packed with juicy tropical aromas of papaya, peach and apricot.
• Colour: Light and bright pale gold.
• Palate: Medium bodied and moreish you’ll be saying “Yeah Buoy!” to another.
• Aroma: Papaya, peach and apricot.
• Serving Suggestion: Drink cold while listening to Left Me Like Summer (Daily J).
• Food Match: A bakery-fresh chicken sambo.

Side Track XPA Cans 330mL

• Origin: Western Australia.
• Type: Extra pale ale.
• Analysis: 3.5% ABV.
• Tasting notes: Citrusy and cruisy, and jam packed with aromas of fresh citrus, tropical fruit and a hint of pine.
• Colour: Caramel gold.
• Palate: Light malt base for smooth body and crisp bitterness for extreme drinkability.
• Aroma: Fresh citrus, tropical fruit, pine.
• Serving Suggestion: Drink cold and fresh while listening to This Must Be The Place (Talking Heads) in your backyard.
• Food Match: BBQ snags with a side of mum’s potato salad.
  

Air Time Low Carb Lager Cans 330mL

• Origin: Western Australia.
• Type: Low carb lager.
• Analysis: 4% ABV.
• Tasting notes: Crisp, care-free and refreshing.
• Colour: Yellow gold.
• Palate: A classic crisp Aussie lager.
• Aroma: Clean, noble, herbal, earthy, floral.
• Serving Suggestion: Enjoy cold while listening to Walking On A Dream (Empire Of The Sun) and watching the surf.
• Food Match: Pair with barbecued prawns and chili sauce.

Quick Facts

• Gage Roads employ 240 people, many of whom have chosen to invest in the business, with 20% of their shares being employee owned.
• Gage Roads, the strip of ocean that separates Rottnest Island and Fremantle, was named after Rear-Admiral Sir William Hall Gage who was the Royal Navy Commander-in-Chief, East Indies, when James Stirling was surveying the Swan River in 1826.
• In 2022, Gage Roads opened the doors to their brewpub, which now resides in what used to be the Fremantle Port’s A Shed. This building was established in 1926, the 100-metre-long former cargo shed’s heritage has been retained throughout the build, whilst writing a new chapter in the site’s history.