Dingo Brewing

Dingo Brewing is a Western Australian beer brand that draws its identity from the iconic Dingo sign that has stood on the North Fremantle flour mill for decades. The brand was established by a group of Western Australian farmers together with a brewer, united by a belief in uncomplicated quality and support for local agriculture. Its flagship product, Dingo Lager, is positioned as "Western Australia's own" — a crisp, refreshing lager made with malt and barley sourced exclusively from Western Australia. The brand's story is closely tied to the Dingo logo itself, which is described as a landmark on the Western Australian coastline. According to the brand's own account, the original Dingo logo is widely reported to have been painted by artist Les Nash for £40 in 1940, though other stories credit West Australian businessman Alan Bond with touching up the sign in his early days. Dingo Brewing presents itself as a custodian of this logo, aiming to create something "bigger than just flour – or beer" and to honour the myth and legend of the Dingo. Dingo Brewing operates with a fiercely independent spirit and a healthy irreverence for authority. The company emphasises its Western Australian roots, local sourcing, and a philosophy of giving people a beer they can count on for any occasion. Production has involved collaboration with Whitelakes Brewing, described as a 5-star brewery that helped turn Dingo Lager into a crisp and refreshing reality. The brand's range centres on Dingo Lager, a tribute to Western Australian culture and history. Dingo Brewing markets itself as a celebration of Western Australia — its people, unique culture, and stories — and positions its beer as a taste of what it means to be from WA. The company remains active and continues to build on the Dingo legacy.

Dingo Brewing was founded by a group of Western Australian farmers and a brewer who shared a belief in uncomplicated quality and supporting local. The brand is built around the iconic Dingo logo, which has stood as a landmark on the Western Australian coastline for decades. According to the brand's own history, the original Dingo logo is widely reported to have been painted by artist Les Nash for £40 in 1940, though some stories credit West Australian businessman Alan Bond with brushing up the sign in his early days. Dingo Brewing positions itself as a custodian of this iconic logo, aiming to create something bigger than just flour or beer and to honour the myth and legend of the Dingo. The company's flagship beer, Dingo Lager, is a tribute to Western Australian culture and history. It is made with malt and barley sourced exclusively from Western Australia, supporting local farmers. Production has involved collaboration with Whitelakes Brewing, described as a 5-star brewery that helped turn Dingo Lager into a crisp and refreshing reality. The brand emphasises its Western Australian identity, independence, and irreverence for authority. Dingo Brewing continues to operate as an active brewery in Western Australia.

• 1940

  Original Dingo logo reportedly painted by artist Les Nash for £40

• Dingo Brewing founded by a group of WA farmers and a brewer

• Dingo Lager launched, made with malt and barley sourced exclusively from WA

Proudly Western Australian, fiercely independent, locally sourced, uncomplicated quality

• Dingo Lager

  A crisp and refreshing lager made with malt and barley sourced exclusively from Western Australia, positioned as Western Australia's own beer.

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