Feral Brewing Company
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| Location | Swan Valley, Western Australia |
| Owner | Alistair Carragher & Brendan Varis |
| Year opened | 2002 |
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| Organic Pils | Pilsener |
| Feral White | Wheat Beer |
| German Red | Altbier |
| Feral Pale | Pale Ale |
| Montys Mild | Ale |
| Swan Valley Stout | Stout |
The Feral Brewing Company is a microbrewery in the Swan Valley, Western Australia, an area more well-known for its wineries than breweries. Although the microbrewery brews six different beers, only one beer, the Feral White (also known as the Belgium White), is currently being bottled and is available for purchase from bottleshops. However, a number of the beers are available "on tap" in various pubs in Western Australia. The microbrewery itself also doubles as a restaurant, where the menu lists which beer would best accompany each dish.
In 2003, the Feral Brewing Company won a number of medals from the Australian International Beer Awards including:
- Gold medal in the Small Brewery category for the Organic Pils
- Silver medal in the Small Brewery category for the Feral Pale
- Silver medal in Australasia Open class for the Feral Pale
- Silver medal in Speciality class for the Feral White
- Bronze medal in the Small Brewery category for the German Red
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