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NAIL ALE’s NOW ON TAP AT THE NEW HYDE PARK

If you live around North Perth then go and check out the new Hyde Park.
Hyde Park = 331 Bulwer St. Nail Ale locations are listed below.

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You can vote for Beer and Brewers magazine best pubs (Clancys, Sail and Anchor, and the new Hyde Park) and your best beers (Nail Ale, Nail Stout and Clout Sout) or even your favourite beer website (www.microbrewing.com.au ) JUST CLICK BELOW.
http://www.beerandbrewer.com/vote

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CLOUT STOUT 2011

Anyone who has Clout Stout 2010 is very lucky as it has aged well as a 10%+alc Imperial Stout should. The problem with ageing Imperial Stouts is when do you sell them. Clout Stout is the second most expensive beer in Australia. When you’re paying $60 a bottle then you expect the best. Clout Stout 2011 is presently tasting great but it will be the best before it is sold. I’m still trying to work out if it will be released soon or next winter. I’m using new conditioning yeast so trying to work out if it will age as spectacular as CS2010. I keep changing my mind?
http://www.nailbrewing.com.au/beer

Perth Royal Beer Show 2011

Nail Brewing has continued its consistency of gold in 2011. It started in Sydney (SRBS), where Nail Stout was one of only 4 gold given (For the 2^nd time). In Melbourne Nail Ale won its 3^rd consecutive gold at AIBA, where only 29 golds were given out of 1200 entries.  Success continued in June with Nail Stout winning best Stout packaged and draught with a gold and a silver (only 8 golds given). Clout Stout won a silver.
http://www.nailbrewing.com.au/beer/awards

NAIL BEER – THE NEXT MOVE

Nail is presently working on two locations. Hopefully the next step will be announced this month but nothing is final yet. Vic Crossland will release the news in the West or you might hear a whisper on twitter. The third scroll will be released later this year.
http://www.nailbrewing.com.au/specialstories/nail-scrolls (presently working on this page).

Im about to order a load more kegs. Let your local know that Nail Ale will soon be available. Please email your local pub and Ill contact them in the coming months. ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or 0413 87 2337)

Nail Dunn Brown Ale – Special Edition

136 number bottles of Brown Ale were released for WA BEER WEEK. The special batch was dedicated to ECU’s Hugh Dunn for his help with his master brain in brewing. Nail Brown recently won a bronze at the IBC in the UK.

Nail Shirts around the world

Nail Ale shirts from around the world. Left = Justin Rogan - Thailand. Right = Leo Brown on top of Australia - Mt kosciusko (Top of Australia).

Recent News Articles:

Nail Brewing of Perth continued its impressive awards record with two trophies, for both versions of unfiltered oatmeal Nail Stout, bottled and on tap. Brewed with six different malts, it’s a complex beer with sweet dark malt chocolate and coffee flavours balanced with Goldings hops and smoothed with rolled oats.
http://www.microbrewing.com.au/news/articles/3201-the-east-strikes-back.html

Serial winners Feral and Nail added to their already bulging cabinets, the former picking up The Premier’s Trophy for its Hop Hog and Best Ale Draught for Fanta Pants, the latter’s Nail Stout picking up both draught and packaged titles.
http://www.microbrewing.com.au/noticeboard/3173-winning-out-west-.html

Western Australian Brewers Association President, John Stallwood, said the awards night was a real show down between some great WA breweries after these had dominated the recent Australian International Beer Awards in Melbourne.

“WA is the home of craft beer, so for Feral Hop Hog to win this award two years in a row is outstanding. Feral Brewing is one of the best breweries in the world and consistently wins awards, which is very hard to do,” he said.

WA Breweries that performed well included Feral, Swan, Nail, Old Coast Road, Mash and The Monk.
http://www.microbrewing.com.au/news/articles/3167-brewer-rides-high-on-the-hog.html

NAIL STOUT (6 PER CENT)

Picture perfect in the glass, a tight-bubbled soufflé crowns suitably black fluid; aromas evoke a coffee-house next door to a bakery, with a whiff from a chocolatier’s; flavours match the fragrance, with increased mocha coffee, liquorice and oatcake notes and Goldings hop bite. This bottle-conditioned oatmeal stout is superb.    
http://www.microbrewing.com.au/news/articles/3145-stout-efforts-in-season.html

Pale ale – think Little Creatures, Nail Ale, Gage Roads Atomic or Matilda Bay Alpha – suits seafood. http://www.microbrewing.com.au/news/articles/3355-truffles-bring-on-the-beer.html

Few Australian breweries take the trouble to add yeast when packaging their beers, though Little Creatures in Fremantle always has and Perth’s John Stallwood has found that conditioning his Nail brews gives them a worthwhile edge in flavour and shelf-life.
http://www.microbrewing.com.au/news/articles/3324-brewing--a-proper-job.html

NAIL IDEA’S

If you have any promotional ideas or beer ideas for Nail, please email - This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it = reward offered.

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Thanks

John Stallwood

0413 87 2337

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