About Us

Brewers Orchard is proud to announce its relaunch in 2024, deeply rooted in the vibrant heart of South Gippsland. Drawing inspiration from the rich legacy of past generations of dedicated apple growers, we are fully committed to upholding the fundamental values of quality, tradition, and innovation. Our cider is lovingly crafted with meticulous care and expert craftsmanship, using handpicked apples sourced from the fertile and bountiful lands of Korumburra and the picturesque hills of Strezlecki. We strive to honour the hard work and unwavering dedication of those who came before us by producing a cider that not only tastes outstanding with its unique flavour profile but also carries forward their timeless spirit and commitment to excellence. Join us on this exciting journey as we thoughtfully blend the best elements of the past with the refreshing trends of the present, bringing you a genuine taste of South Gippsland in every delightful sip. Cheers to heritage, craftsmanship, and the creation of great cider!

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History

William Brewer and Elisabeth "Granny" Brewer, esteemed pioneers of apple farming in the picturesque and serene region of Beechworth, dedicated their hearts and souls into the meticulous and careful cultivation of premium, high-quality apples. Their innovative and forward-thinking farming methods and techniques not only significantly influenced the apple farming landscape but also laid the essential and foundational groundwork for future orchard practices that many would subsequently come to adopt and embrace. This unwavering dedication to excellence, along with their commitment to the preservation of agricultural heritage, has transcended time, continuously shaping the ethos and identity of Brewers Orchard as it stands today. The Brewers' enduring and impactful legacy not only revolutionized apple cultivation in the beautiful region of Beechworth but also solidified their esteemed place as key figures within the local community's rich tapestry of history and cherished tradition. The original shepherds shed at Brewers Farm, Wooragee, still stands today.