A combination of malts present caramel, toffee notes and sweetness, while the addition of rye creates a hint of spice. The hops provide floral and citrus flavour and aroma.

Light bodied malt beer. A refreshing and easy drinking American Lager. Floral and Orange Citrus hop aroma and flavour.

There's a place between heavy and light, north and south, east and west. Little Pine. A session hazy IPA that balances full juicy hop character with restrained abv. Named for Little Pine Lagoon, the little body of water at Tassie's center.

Copper coloured with the rich malt background of old English ales, locally grown hops are added to create a contemporary beer that speaks of Tasmania's rich brewing history. Trust the Harbour Master, whatever the weather.

A crisp easy drinking American style beer that walks the line between a lager and an ale, showcasing the best of both worlds.

Bright yellow with a slight yeast cloud, a nice malt character and a crisp white head that laces the glass perfectly as you take each sip. Lush tropical fruit nose, passion fruit, and a light grapefruit undertone. easy drinking, lightly hopped with a light flora and grapefruit mouth, grainy malts, finishing dry and very clean.

Red Hill Brewery is a unique independent microbrewery on the Mornington Peninsula. With hops grown on site, and no preservatives or additives, it is a brewery of extreme quality. The taste of the Peninsula. Pacific pale ale style, lightbodied, fruity hop characters.

Vibrant passionfruit flavour with a refreshingly tart finish.

This Pale Ale is an easy-drinking American hopped beer with subtle, but beautiful citrus aromas. Brewed with malted millet, rice and buckwheat.

Deep golden colour and a dense foam. Full nose of pine, apricot, citrus, grapefruit and light plum with a slight dank hop grassiness. Light malty in flavour. Strong hop flavours of pine, citrus, apricot and stone fruit. Strong but very smooth bitterness from front to end. Medium-light body with a dry smooth yet bitter finish, leaving you wanting for more. The hop cones were lured by the tunes of the Piper to give this IPA extra flavours.