Beerlabel makers online
Since my last article about beerlabel making I have stumbled across some more really useful free label making websites. Simple and fast to use. I have used them all for different types of labels and today I made one with beer labelizer and one with Beer Label Creator for my new Belgian Saison Rooibos. It took me 1 minute to complete them both and I really like them.
BeerLabelCreator
Website: www.beerlabelcreator.com
Twitter: @BrLblCrtr
Beer Labelizer
Website: www.beerlabelizer.com/
Labeley
Website: labeley.com/
Emerald Vale Brewing Company
Planning a trip to Eastern Cape? Be sure to get some local beer from Emerald Vale Brewing Company. It is a fairly new brewery. The brewer Chris Heaton says: I just started about 3 month ago . It is a very small brewery and I brew around 1.600 l/month. I started up and did it as a hobby until I got the license some months ago.
I do 3 different ales. Emerald Vale Gold, Amber and Pale (all approx ABV 5.6%). They are all grain, nothing else except 6ml of lactic Acid /100l to get the water PH correct.
Emerald Vale Brewing Company supply the immediate local Chintsa area for now. Avaliable at the Barefoot cafe (on tap), the Buccaneers Backpacker Hostel (on bottles) , Michaela’s (Bottles), Crawford’s Beach Lodge (Tap), Chintsa West Pub and Grub (on tap), Chintsa East Bottle store. You could also get some tasters at the brewery.
Location: Emerald Vale farm (between the Chintsa and Cefani Rivers)
Website: www.emeraldvalebrewery.co.za/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EmeraldValeBrewery
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E-mail: chris@heaton.co.za
Phone: 043 738 1857 / 078 614 01 50
Mountain Stream Brewery
North East of Johannesburg in the northern parts of Mpumalanga you will soon have another brewery/brewpub. It is the Mountain Street Brewery that is going to be opened up in the small village of Graskop. According to Lorencia Botha: The brewery will be based at the base and the retail will be the Firebreak Pub.
Location: 59 President Street, Graskop
Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Firebreak-Pub-and-Restaurant/226448157385698
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E-mail: lorenciap2@gmail.com
Phone: 084 708 5877
On the way to Graskop you could stop at the Anvil Ale Brewpub in Dullstroom for some Blond, Pale or Black Anvil Ale
Location: 746 Machteld street, 1110 Dullstroom
Website: www.anvilbrewery.com/
Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Anvil-Brewery-Dullstroom/169586633115711
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E-mail: debeerman@gmail.com
Phone: 013 254 0197, 073-168 6603
and the Hops Hollow brewpub in the Long Tom Pass, Lydenburg for a Blacksmith Brew, Mac´s Porter, Old Bull Ale or some Diggers Draught.
Location: Milestone 22/2, Long Tom Pass, Lydenburg
Website: www.hopshollow.com/
Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Hops-Hollow-Brew-Pub/136878876390465
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E-mail: hops@hopshollow.com
Phone: 013 235 8910
Honingklip Brewery
Honingklip Brewery is soon going to open their doors for the public. The beer is almost ready (maturing at the moment).
The brewery is located at the Honingklip Farm along the R43 (just south of Bot River). They are going to brew a range of Belgian inspired beer styles. First out is a Belgian style Dubbel described as: “ inspired by Trappist and abbey beers. Local and imported barley malt, dark candij suiker, lightly hopped. Loads of caramel with fruity and spicy overtones. 7% ABV”.
The people behind is Mark and Analize ter Morshuizen. They are well knowned among homebrewers in Western Cape (SouthYeasters).
Website: www.honingklip.co.za
Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Honingklip-Brewery/299717883430947
E-mail: analize@itbox.co.za
Phone: 082-735 9868
Standeaven Brewery – Valley of 1000 Hills
If we are lucky their will soon be a new brewery in the Valley of 1000 Hills outside Durban. The Standeaven Brewery will be located at the Hazyview Mushroom Farm (Alverstone Hill) not far fromthe Porcupine Quill Brewing Company and the Shongweny Brewery. The man behind it is Shaun Standeaven (he and his family runs the Shongweni Farmers and Craft Market).
In an interview in Get It! Durban he says:
“My major interest is in brewing beer. I’ve started my own microbrewery called The Standeaven Brewery. Monday to Thursday I’m researching, brewing and bottling. Microbreweries are growing in South Africa, and I am fortunate to have a great feel and love for the business. The brewery will be launched at the Good Food and Wine Show in August.”
The Good Food and Wine show in Durban is 23-26 August at the Durban Exhibition Centre.
Distribution: The Standeaven Beers will be available at the Shongweni Farmers Market every Saturday.
Brewery tour: No brewery tour at the moment beacuse they are still working on the brewery.
Logos and labels: Will be release at the Good Food and Wine Show.






