Uploaded December 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
What if beer could represent a place? By its name, the way it looks, what it represents and how it tastes, that's exactly what Gab & Chris Moore from Sailors Grave Brewing in East Gippsland is doing.
A sea change and love for beer prompted Chris and Gab Moore to head east and assemble the region's newest brewery in the abandoned 1893 Orbost Butter and Produce factory. Their motto - collaborate and connect with best producers in the region to help connect their beer to East Gippsland.
With a name inspired by a treacherous cove at Cape Conran, the spirit of Sailor’s Grave beer is truly inspired by the ocean and rural living, with a taste as unique as Gippsland itself.
In Gippsland, the spirit of the land, and its people can be found around every bend. As the world begins to unfold once more the treasures of Gippsland are glinting. Never has the grass been greener, never have such riches felt so close. Stay Close, go further.
What if beer could represent a place? By its name, the way it looks, what it represents and how it tastes, that's exactly what Gab & Chris Moore from Sailors Grave Brewing in East Gippsland is doing.
A sea change and love for beer prompted Chris and Gab Moore to head east and assemble the region's newest brewery in the abandoned 1893 Orbost Butter and Produce factory. Their motto - collaborate and connect with best producers in the region to help connect their beer to East Gippsland.
With a name inspired by a treacherous cove at Cape Conran, the spirit of Sailor’s Grave beer is truly inspired by the ocean and rural living, with a taste as unique as Gippsland itself.
In Gippsland, the spirit of the land, and its people can be found around every bend. As the world begins to unfold once more the treasures of Gippsland are glinting. Never has the grass been greener, never have such riches felt so close. Stay Close, go further.
