Media Releases

A contract brewing agreement under which Coopers produced and distributed Brooklyn Brewery products in Australia will end on December 17 this year.

The Managing Director and Head Brewer of Coopers Brewery, Dr Tim Cooper, has been appointed President of the largest global professional body representing brewers, distillers, maltsters and cider makers, the Institute of Brewing and Distilling (IBD).

Coopers Brewery is excited to announce the launch of its newest beer, Coopers Dry.

Single origin malt from barley grown on Kangaroo Island and a hop variety sourced from France are key features of Coopers Brewery’s 2018 Vintage Ale.

Coopers Brewery is releasing Coopers Original Pale Ale in a can from August.

Coopers Session Ale, which has enjoyed an outstanding response since being launched in kegs to the hotel trade throughout Australia late last year, is now being released in cans and bottles.

The largest Australian owned brewer, Coopers, has opened a $65 million malting plant at its Regency Park brewery in Adelaide, a move which will help to underpin the family-owned company’s long-term future.

Two of the USA’s most prestigious department store groups, Bloomingdale’s and Neiman Marcus, and on-line retail giant Amazon are expected to turbo-charge sales of the South Australian developed BrewArt Beer system across America.

Coopers Brewery chalked up its 24th consecutive year of growth in beer volumes in 2016-17, with sales rising 2.9% to a record 83.8 million litres.

An organisation providing mobile dental services to residents in 48 aged care and nursing homes in socially disadvantaged communities of South Australia is the inaugural recipient of the Coopers Brewery Foundation Sustainable Giving Program.

Andrew Cooper, a sixth generation descendent of Coopers Brewery’s founder Thomas Cooper, has joined the company, taking up the role of National Account Manager at Coopers’ distribution firm, Premium Beverages in Melbourne.

The charitable arm of Coopers Brewery, the Coopers Brewery Foundation, has introduced a new Sustainable Giving program to run in conjunction with its normal philanthropic work. Under the program, an eligible charity or organisation will be awarded $150,000, paid over three years.

Our company’s guiding principles have centred around respect for others, and as such, the recent debate triggered by the video made by the Bible Society has conflicted with our core values. We have consequently cancelled the release of our Bible Society commemorative cans and will be taking steps to show further support for our community, including joining Australian Marriage Equality.