From the stable of Devils Lair, Fifth Leg is a blend of Cabernet, Shiraz and Merlot that is a soft and supple drink-now style. The quality of the Margaret River fruit gives it flavour which will appeal to the serious red wine drinker as well.

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 if you're after the full bodied beer flavours without the matching alchohol content.

A delicate wine with dry, crisp fruit, supported by delicate acid. Perfect for parties, catering and cooking. Once opened it will last for months.

Got a bit of a sweet tooth? Golden Oak's Fruity Lexia is perfect for those who like their whites on the sweeter side with luscious tropical fruit backbone.

A favourite with generations of South Australians this well-balanced beer with a clean hop bitterness is an outstanding example of an Australian draught Lager.

Weihenstephan Hefe Weißbier is brewed to a classic German recipe, this is a refreshing, naturally cloudy 'Weissbier' with a wonderfully rich yeasty taste. Brewed by the 'Oldest Brewery in the World', Weihenstephan Hefe is still the benchmark for all quality cloudy wheat beers.

Merlot is the perfect varietal for those who like their red wines on the smooth side. Soft, velvety and plush with fruit characters of plum, blueberry and blackcurrant, Hardy's have produced a wonderful easy drinking red wine with the added bonus of being bottled in a larger 1L bottle adding great value.

Stones Ginger Joe truly captures the essence of Stones Original flavour with the added fizz enhancing the mouth-feel, giving Ginger Joe a slightly soft, almost creamy, texture. All this combined provides a truly refreshing experience.

Lindeman's Early Harvest wines are lighter in alcohol and calories. In this blend, the grassy flavours of Semillon are combined with lifted fruit characters of Sauvignon Blanc.

Deep, luscious red velvet. Malt bursts onto your tongue and the raging hops kick in before the warming alcohol joins the fray. Hoppyness and warming malt goodness.