Conditions are cloudy but the outlook is superb. This Bavarian masterpiece founded in 1363 has just as many reasons to flaunt its creativity. The bottle conditioning creates a cloudy appearance, when poured forms a foamy white long lasting head. Fruity tones consisting primarily of bananas and apples turns this creation into a zesty experience.

A clever creation from Germany harnessing typical wheat characteristics whilst delivering a crystal clear finish. A fruity and spicy nose, with complimentary citrus and clove fragrances. The fresh spring water and hops sourced from the world famous Bavarian Hallertau region produce a smooth and light bodied in the mouth, leaving a refined, champagne like finish.

Brewed and bottled in Germany since 1886, Erdinger has a brewing heritage of over 125 years. This is a hazy pale yellow brew, rich with yeasty, spiced bright citrus with a long mellow finish. Serve Chilled.

This Bavarian wheat beer impresses with its refreshing yet aromatic character. With a malty, sweet palate up front, the finish is fine and persistent.

Velvety smooth palate of dry, burnt flavours, complimented by roast, cocoa and coffee notes. Black, creamy and delicious.

Brewed by Britain's oldest Brewer, Spitfire Gold is a well-balanced golden ale. Its sweet malt base is complemented by subtle bitterness and tropical aromas imparted by some of the world's favourite hops, including challenger, centennial and saaz.

Birra Moretti is a quality beer made in the traditional way. It is the result of a production process that has remained almost unchanged since 1859.

Uberbrau is brewed by one of Germany's top 10 selling breweries which was founded in 1872 and has over 140 years brewing history and expertise. This crisp and refreshing German Lager has been carefully brewed and bottled in accordance with the rules of the Reinheitsgebot (Beer Brewing Laws) dating back to 1516 and contains only natural ingredients. Carton of 24 x 330mL Bottles.

Kölsch is a style of beer first brewed in Cologne, Germany. It is unusual because although it is warm fermented with ale yeast, it is then conditioned at cold temperatures like a lager.Which gives it a crisp light flavour style.In 1986, the brewers of Köln agreed upon the Kölsch Konvention, which set out the brewing process that had to be used and restricted the use of kölsch to breweries that were within 50 km/30 mi of Köln. In 1997, Kölsch became a product with a protected geographical indication (PGI), expanding this protection to the entire EU.[3] Currently thirteen breweries in and around Cologne meet this convention.

Leffe Blonde is a Belgian Abbey Ale, golden in colour. It has a delicate aroma of smoked bacon which combines beautifully with the more obvious aromas of caramel and toffee which are derived from the special ''Aromatic'' malts used. These malts go through a special kilning process which dries and cures the malt at high temperatures resulting in high soluble sugar levels giving Leffe its distinctive colour, aroma and flavour.