Barons Brewery
NSW
In just 3 years, uni mates Scott Garnett and Richard Adamson have passionately built the largest independent craft brewing company in Australia – Barons Brewing Co.
They have clenched 2 major export deals, one with the US and the other with Russia, and each worth $AU30million. Since launch, distribution in both countries have keenly expanded; the US to 25 states and Russia from to St Petersburg to Yekatingburg (Siberia) and surrounds.
In an incredibly competitive international marketplace, the Barons boys are pioneering a truly new taste in beer that is uniquely Australian. The ‘Barons Native Range' is brewed using Australian native spice.
With snowballing local support (Sydney) and Melbourne gaining traction, the Barons boys have just announced they're going national. From July 08 Barons will be available Australia-wide.
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