John Boston The Point Pale Ale is a light-bodied, Australian style Pale Ale with subtle tropical fruit and grassy characteristics. Beautifully balanced with a crisp, clean lingering finish this beer is the most refreshing of Pale Ales.
Guaranteed to turn heads, this is the beer that inspired a new generation of ale drinkers. With its fruity and floral characters, balanced with a crisp bitterness, Coopers Pale Ale has a compelling flavour which is perfect for every occasion. Naturally fermented in the "Burton-upon-Trent" style, a secondary fermentation creates the trademark sediment that gives 'Pale' its fine cloudy appearance.
Now available in the perfect 710ml sharing size, Corona's famously smooth, refreshing taste can be enjoyed with good company from a place you'd rather be. Garnish your Corona beer traditionally with a lime or lemon wedge to highten the citrus aromas and flavours.
Brewed out of the old 'Little Creatures' Brewery that was carted across the country from Fremantle, this great dark ale has a great intensity with sweet tones. Medium hops with caramel and toffee notes that lingers for considerable time.
Steersman Ultra Dry is a refreshing crisp, full strength, lower carbohydrate, lower gluten Australian lager. It is skilfully brewed using premium ingredients to provide a well-balanced, dry finish.
Steersman Blonde is a refreshing low carb, low gluten lager. This easy drinking lager is brewed to ensure no compromise on flavour and a clean, crisp finish.
Young Henrys Natural Lager is made with 4 natural ingredients: hops, malt, water and yeast. The haziness of it's golden appearance is due to the fact that it was created without filtering, preserving the delicate citrus aroma and taste in the Lager. This is a gentle, easy drinking beer with a dry finish. Best serves cold.
Mild Ale is brewed with a selection of barley and wheat malt, and with no added sugar. This traditional brewing approach provides the smooth malt character which is balanced by a triple hopping with Pride of Ringwood and Saaz hops. The brew is fermented similarly to its stablemates Pale and Sparkling Ale, with the customary secondary fermentation in the bottle.