Label Mates: Judging A Brew By Its Label

From Aussie trailblazers Patrick Alè and David Milstein's new Red Island Brewing Co comes Quiet Deeds; it's all about the simple, good things in life, and that's reflected on its colourful but not too complicated label. The Quiet Deeds brews cover a session ale, pale ale, white ale, IPA, Kolsch, a vanilla porter and a lamington ale (!). 

 

 

Stars of the New Zealand craft beer scene Stu McKinlay and Sam Possenniskie have won numerous awards at home and abroad with their Yeastie Boys brews, which include the flagship and best seller, Pot Kettle Black (with eight awards to its name), the Gunnamatta IPA, Rex Attitude (according to Yeastie Boys it's "the world's first heavily-peated single malt ale"), White Noise ("a perfumy coconut and vanilla note on the nose, with a little citrus and spice") and more.

 

 

Ah, elegance in simplicity. Sample Brew focuses on taste, quality and design, with their pale ale and gold ale being slowly brewed with all natural ingredients, resulting in a diverse flavour from batch to batch.