"Pride of the Coast" recognised across seven beer styles, including two Gold medals.

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Hawkesbury Brewing Co. has proudly secured a series of medals at the 2025 Australian International Beer Awards (AIBA), the world’s largest annual beer competition. The recognition spans several core and specialty beers, affirming the brewery’s commitment to producing high-quality, consistent, and approachable beer.

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With entries judged from around the globe, Hawkesbury Brewing Co.’s performance was a standout, particularly for its Super Dry and Pale Ale, both of which received Gold — a reflection of their broad appeal and brewing excellence.

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Award Highlights – AIBA 2025

GOLD

• Super Dry – Contemporary American-Style Light Lager

• Pale Ale – International Style Pale Ale

SILVER

• Chocolate Coffee Stout – Coffee Beer

• Coasty Super Crisp Mid-Strength – Reduced/Low Alcohol Lager

• Stout – Export Style Stout

• IPA – American Style India Pale Ale

BRONZE

• Prohibition Pale Ale – Non-Alcohol Ale or Lager

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“We’re incredibly proud of these results, especially in such a competitive field,” said Head Brewer Tim Best.

“These awards reflect the passion, skill and care that goes into every brew — from our production floor to our taproom. It’s a credit to the entire team, and it reinforces what we’ve always believed: great beer doesn’t have to be complicated. It just has to be crafted with heart and purpose.”

 

This recognition comes at a time of evolution for Hawkesbury Brewing Co., as it continues to grow its footprint nationally while staying true to its independent roots and local values. From classic lagers to bold specialty styles, the brewery’s range is designed to be enjoyed across backyards, pubs, and sporting clubs — wherever good beer is appreciated.

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A Commitment to Quality and Community

​As a proudly independent Australian brewer, Hawkesbury Brewing Co. sees these results as a shared win — not just for the team, but for the community that supports them.

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“Our goal has always been to make really good beer that brings people together,” said Best. “Winning medals is a bonus — but knowing our beers are a part of everyday moments, that’s the real reward.”