Stone & Wood Subheading

Good beer doing good things

Established in Byron Bay, the Northern Rivers of NSW remain at the heart of Stone & Wood. Although they have expanded beyond this region, the eclectic, passionate Northern Rivers community have inspired the values and culture of the Stone & Wood business and the natural beauty of the area is reflected in their beers.

At Stone & Wood, they believe that behind every great beer, is a great team and this has remained true since their humble beginnings in 2008. Giving back to the community, working with purpose and the love of beer is what gets the Stone & Wood team out of bed in the morning, and for them, that’s the way it should be.

With a focus on using business for good, Stone & Wood worked hard to attain their B Corp Certification, continually working with local farmers on sustainable agricultural practices. They are proud to provide local venues and events with free kegs of beer through their Karma Keg program, to help raise money for grassroots charities and organisations.

If you like good beer and doing good for the community, Stone & Wood is the brew for you.

Pacific Ale Bottles 330mL

• Origin: Byron Bay, NSW.
• Type: Pacific Ale.
• Analysis: 4.4% ABV.
• Tasting notes: Tropical fruit, with all Australian barley, wheat and Galaxy hops from Tasmania.
• Colour: Cloudy, gold.
• Palate: Tropical fruit, refreshing, crisp.
• Aroma: Tropical fruit.
• Serving Suggestion: As cold as she gets.
• Food Match: Pacific Ale goes beautifully with fresh seafood – prawns, lobster, oysters and fresh fish.

Quick Facts

• Through sustainability measures, Stone & Wood is consistently striving to reduce, reuse and recycle and explore innovative practices that reimagine the ecology of brewing.
• As a member of the B Corp movement, Stone & Wood have made a formal and legal commitment to consider the impact of their decisions on stakeholders which includes employees, customers, suppliers, community, and the environment. They were the first brewery in Australia certified as B Corp back in 2016.