Ministry of Beer
The Story of a Barossa Valley Brewery

January 2016
Ministry of Beer – The Beginning
Founded in 2016 by passionate homebrewer Brett Reimann, Ministry of Beer began with a clear vision: to craft exceptional barrel-aged sour beers in the Barossa Valley.[...]
January 2018
A Range of Beer
Following the success of Old Timer, Ministry of Beer expanded its lineup with a series of fruited sours, reinforcing its commitment to innovation and flavour[...]
Barrel Aged Sours
Ministry of Beer’s barrel aged sours showcase the artistry and patience behind sour beer brewing. Each release blends creativity with complexity, delivering layered flavours that[...]
January 2021
Lyndoch Taproom
The opening of the Lyndoch taproom in 2021 marked a pivotal chapter in Ministry of Beer’s story. As the brewery matured, Brett Reimann expanded operations beyond[...]
Yarns about our Barossa Brewery
Over the years, a range of articles and features have shared the story of Ministry of Beer and its journey as a Barossa Valley brewery. These stories celebrate the evolution of the brewery, its commitment to craftsmanship, and the strong community that surrounds its Lyndoch home.
From early beginnings to barrel-aged milestones, these pieces highlight the passion behind the beers and the people who make them. They also capture the vibrant culture of the Barossa craft beer scene and the role Ministry of Beer plays within it.
We invite you to explore these articles and learn more about the growth of our Barossa brewery, our approach to brewing, and the stories that continue to shape Ministry of Beer.
Over the years, a variety of articles have been written that celebrate the journey of our Barossa based Brewery – The Ministry of Beer. These pieces highlight our commitment to craftsmanship, community, and the vibrant culture surrounding our brewery in Lyndoch.
The Ministry of beer invite you to explore these wonderful articles that reflect our Barossa Brewery’s growth and our passion for brewing:












