James Squires

James Squires (b. 1855, d. 1915) was an influential figure in Australian brewing, best known for founding James Squires Brewery in 1997, which is often credited with pioneering the craft beer movement in Australia. His enthusiasm for brewing led to innovative recipes and high-quality beers, helping to shift public perceptions of beer as a premium beverage. Squires’ legacy endures today, as his brand continues to thrive and contribute to Australia’s vibrant craft beer culture. His story reflects a blend of entrepreneurship, craftsmanship, and the evolution of drinking habits in modern Australia.