This premium rice beer is a light, crisp French/Asian style Lager, fresh enough to cleanse the palate and the perfect partner for spicy Loatian cuisine.

Oettinger is brewed according to Germany's famous purity law, and has become Germany's No.1 selling beer brand. A wonderful, crisp, dry lager that has golden colour and finishes with a refreshing dry, bitter taste. Try for yourself and see why this has become a firm favourite of many of our loyal customers!

Not a typical IPA more of a lager style but a nice beer none the less. A sweet fruity aroma with a hint of malt and on the palate a sweet malt flavour and a toffee caramel taste.

Tooheys Extra Dry is Australia's fifth highest selling beer (Nielsen April 2010) and is well known for its clean, crisp taste. Its dry finish is achieved by an extended fermentation, ensuring minimal residual fermentable sugars. Wonderful fruity, malty notes accompany a mellow middle palate, leaving a clean aftertaste.

Löwenbräu translates to 'lions brew' and is brewed under German Purity Law. This all natural beer is fully balanced with dry but crisp, bitter undertones. Clean, smooth and perfectly structured.

Velvet smooth, Rogers weaves together the best whole hop flowers and toasted malts into a silky session Ale like no other. Light, citrus hop notes roll gently into roasted hazelnut, toffee and caramel malt flavours; Little Creature had created this easy-drinking Ale of flavour and finesse.

The legend of St George has been the emblem for J Boag & Son since 1881, representing the determination required to make such fine beers. Combining pure Tasmanian water and the finest natural ingredients. A slightly sweet style, mellow and crisp.

Hornet IPA, the first IPA from Black Hops Brewing, is a beer with some bite to it. Dry, angry, and bitter, this is a modern IPA with a subtle sweet side hiding among hints of stone and citrus fruits, and the ever present hoppy bitterness.

One of the first craft beer brewers in Japan is Kizakura Co, a Kyoto-based brewery that's one of Japan's top sake producers. Kizakura started making beer back in 1995, using the same clear, pure water they've been using to make their sake. This unique Japanese style IPA has nose of mandarin with soft, malty undertones. Well-rounded, with a pleasant bitterness and a full body. Hiding beneath citrus notes, the refined flavour of Kyoto matcha continues gently to the finish.