Peroni Leggera is a quality beer that is lower in carbohydrates and calories - part of Peroni's premium Italian brewing stable. Light, crisp and clean flavours courtesy of quality hops, yeast, barley and water made this lower carb beer a step ahead of the rest.

Guinness's key ingredients are two centuries of glorious brewing craft, roasted malt barley for extra flavour, and twice as many hops for a richer taste. No preservatives. No additives. Just 100% natural, pure ingredients to create the unique flavour of Guinness and the creamy, velvety head that lasts the whole beer through.

This super-popular East Coast-style ale with its bold and hazy deliciousness is juicy with lip-smacking bitterness. Its a complex explosion of mango and citrus-intense fruitiness, finishing with a fresh dry hop taste.

A mainstay of the Melbourne beer scene, Melbourne bitter is a smooth and refreshing bitter that is always at the affordable end of the market.

The wonderful flavour of Chimay White, as sensed in the mouth, comes from the smell of hops: above all it is the fruity notes of muscat and raisins that give this beer a particularly attractive aroma.

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.

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.

It has a mild hoppy taste with a subtle sweet flavour. Unlike a lot of reduced alcohol beers it maintains a solid body and texture. It is an excellent beer for those long lunches.

The unique Stella Artois yeast strain (the very same yeast strain first used by the Artois brewmasters) adds a light to moderate fruity, cooked pineapple aroma and creates a clean, crisp medium bodied flavour with hints of cooked vegetable. The Saaz hop also produces a unique bitterness which is well balanced with the malted barley, giving Stella Artois a subtle but pleasant grainy, sweet finish.