One Fifty Lashes is a refreshing Australian style cloudy pale ale with restrained bitterness and a clean, smooth finish. the use of malted wheat adds refreshing character delivering a beer with a fruity nose and hints of passionfruit, grapefruit and citrus. Carton of 10 x 330mL Cans.

4 Pines Pale Ale is a lovely deep ruby amber colour, preluding to aromas of pine, citrus, stone fruit and grapefruit, which overlay a malt background. On the palate medium to full-bodied malty flavours balance with a tight and bitter, hop-driven finish. - IBU 35. - Handcrafted beer. - Brewed Naturally. - Drink fresh. - Australian Made.

Cold filtered genuine draft. Brewed from the finest malted barley, selected cereal grains and choicest hops. A popular quaffing beer with a smooth dry finish.

The team at Stone & Wood created their Pacific Ale as homage to their home on the edge of the Pacific Ocean. This refreshing beer is brewed using all Australian barley, Galaxy hops, and wheat. It is a cloudy, golden beer, with big fruity aromas. Born and raised in Byron Bay, Stone & Wood are proudly independent and local, brewing and bottling their approachable beer in the Northern Rivers of NSW. After catching a wave or a band at the pub, exploring the hinterland or catching up with friends – they brew beer for times like these. Their beer is for the locals, friends passing through and those who appreciate good beer.

A hybrid of Australian and American style Pale Ales, which are both renowned for their floral and fruity hop characteristics. The Pale Ale has a clean taste, coming from the strain of yeast used, with flavours leaning somewhat towards the hop flavour over the malts. Medium to light bodied with a moderate carbonation and a smooth refreshing dry finish makes this a desirable and pleasant drinking beer.

Modus Operandi Pale Ale is dry hopped with some of the biggest hops from the Yakima Valley. This choice selection brings out a lively layer of aromatics, with hints of pine and citrus which follow onto the palate. A crisp, dry finish caps it off.