Forever Exploring. Forever evolving.
That’s the catch-cry of Range Brewing, and has been since the day they opened. For almost five years, they've released new beers every week, using each batch to try something different: re-interpreting styles, experimenting with different methods, and combining ingredients in different ways. Sometimes they go broad, sometimes they go deep, but always they’re asking the question; “What if we do this…?”
Those five years have played out as a kind of extended period of R&D for Range, as they’ve taken all they’ve learned and discovered to launch The Forever Range† – beers that will remain available week in, week out, even as the brewery keeps churning out limited releases. (You may know this as a core range.)
Of course, the world wouldn’t make sense unless Range’s first core beer were hazy, and so it is. DISCO is double dry-hopped (obviously) with US and NZ hops, giving waves of passionfruit and orange juice notes. It’s yellowy-orange and cloudy as all get-out, and carries just enough bitterness in the back end to keep the flavour party going.
There’s panic, there’s inferno, there’s balls... everything that goes well with disco.
† Of course, this doesn’t mean they’re going to stop their approach of making new releases every week. Who knows what fruit it will yield in another five years?
Published October 26, 2022 2022-10-26 00:00:00
