We might associate farmhouse beers most strongly with Belgium and France - and rightly so - but there's a growing number of breweries worldwide producing such beers to a fantastic level, often taking beer in new directions too.
Texans Jester King are among the world's leading farmhouse breweries, and Bucket Boys are lining up a bunch of them for you to try at their Marrickville bar.
There will be five on tap and you can grab a flight of them all.
BEERS:
- Modern Dansk - Wild ale aged in Danish cherry wine barrels refermented with Danish Stevnsbær cherry juice
- Jester King x Other Half Urban Mutation - Barrel aged ale refermented with Motueka hop infused honey
- No Whalez Here - A simple farmhouse take on the classic witbier
- Terroir Project 2018 Grain and Grape - A blend of 51% wort and 49% Texas grown Syrah grapes (by volume) were blended, allowed to ferment together, and then mature in oak barrels for 10 months
- 2018 Spon Three Year Blend - A blend of one, two and three year old 100% spontaneously fermented beer. Jester King seeks to honour tradition while making a beer unique to the Texas Hill Country, their winter microflora, and the people of Jester King