Nomad Granite Pale Ale

TASTING NOTES

Granite Pale Ale was named after the granite hills of Mudgee where Nomad sourced the pomegranate for this tropical brew. With its origins in Persia, they were keen to use this locally grown exotic fruit to complement the fruit salad hop aromas to give a lovely tropical Pale Ale.

BREWERY SNAPSHOT

Nomad is an Aussie owned, independent brewery that set up shop in an abandoned carpet warehouse on Sydney’s Northern Beaches almost two years ago. They’re a rag tag bunch of all different nationalities brought together by a love of great beer. All that combined experience, differing viewpoints and collected air miles mean they know a thing or two and there’s nothing they like better than taking styles and techniques from around the world and pairing them with the amazing native ingredients found in their own back yard.

DID YOU KNOW?

The Transit Lounge is Nomad’s tasting room in Brookvale on Sydney’s northern beaches. Open Wednesdays through Sundays, they have a dumpling bar and pies available so you can head down for lunch or an after work drink.