Frequently Asked Questions

What is Fox Hat Brewing?

Fox Hat launched in 2015 as Vale Brewing's wilder South Australian sibling — a place for bigger, bolder beers that didn't fit Vale's more mainstream range. Expect intense hops, deep roasted malt and full bodies. The range includes Metric IPA (7%), Red Pelt red IPA (7.8%), Phat Mongrel nitro oatmeal stout (6.5%) and Full Mongrel imperial stout (10%).

What does Fox Hat Metric IPA taste like?

Metric IPA is beer simplified: grain and hops weighed in kilos, beer sold in litres. It's rich and bold but well balanced, with pine and fruit aromas layered over substantial malt, finishing long and lingering. At 7% it's a full-strength IPA made for people who want hop character with body behind it.

What is the difference between Phat Mongrel and Full Mongrel?

Phat Mongrel is a rounded American-style oatmeal stout finished with a nitro charge for a rich, creamy head — deep black with a roasted, chocolatey body at 6.5%. Full Mongrel is its older, inappropriate uncle: bigger bodied, more bitter and 10% ABV, with dark roasted malt, coffee, cacao and a slightly burnt edge rounded out by earthy fruit spice.

What food goes with Fox Hat beers?

The hoppy Metric IPA and Red Pelt cut beautifully through rich, fatty food — think fried chicken, pulled pork, aged cheddar or a loaded burger. The Mongrel stouts are dessert territory: pair them with chocolate, sticky date pudding or a strong blue cheese, or simply pour one as the nightcap.

Where can I buy Fox Hat beer online?

Sippify stocks the Fox Hat range in 375ml cans, available singly, in packs and by the carton. Sippify is the official online store for the Bickford's Group family of brands. Sippify delivers Australia-wide (excluding NT and some remote areas), usually dispatching within 1–2 business days.

Fox Hat Brewing

Big, bold beers off the chain

Est.: 2015
Region: South Australia

Fox Hat was unleashed in 2015 as Vale Brewing's wilder sibling - a place where the brewers could let loose on bigger, bolder styles that didn't fit the mainstream mould.

The names tell you everything: Metric IPA (grain and hops weighed in kilos, beer sold in litres), Red Pelt (cock-sure and mad as a hatter), Phat Mongrel nitro oatmeal stout, and its older, inappropriate uncle Full Mongrel. Expect intense hops, deep malt and voluptuously full bodies.

No pretence, no apologies - just seriously flavourful beer with a glint in its eye.

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