Seymour declared Buttons as “a big reason” why he moved to the coast, while Roberts initiated the first of what he hopes is a collaboration brew. “I’ve seen around other parts of the country, even down in Hobart, all those smaller, independent breweries working together and it just works really well,” Roberts said. “We’re just trying to get a portion of that market. There’s plenty of people to go around. I’ve seen heaps of collaborations done down in Hobart, but also different parts of Victoria where three breweries are sort of close together and they do a collaboration brew, and it always seems to go well and shows that everyone’s keen to work together. “That’s why I initiated that coastal collab we did just recently.” Turner added: “You can’t have beer tours with only one brewery. It’s really what the coast needed for a long time really.”
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