An American style Pale Ale boasting tropical and citrus hop aromas, low bitterness and medium bodied finish. Fermented to 90s Grunge Music

An easy drinking hazy pale ale, brewed for those looking for a sessionable mid-strength ABV beer with a seriously juicy hop punch. Light malt and oats are perfectly balanced with tropical hop flavours of Citra, Simcoe and Chinook.

Refresh your sense of just how good a cold one can be with this perfectly balanced, endlessly smashable beer. Crisp, clean and great tasting with a light tropical haze and a dry, satisfying finish, it’s the ultimate session beer for kicking back… or kicking on.

3 malts, 4 hops. Brewed for all round fresh flavours in the American style. Citra hop is the star, backed by a supporting cast of 2 other classics. A classic US style with a modern hop twist in Citra that stands 4 Pines Pale out from the crowd.

Young Henrys Hazy is pure Goodness! Pouring a delish golden pale, with a gorgeous off white head this beer is a wonder to behold! A pungent bouquet of tropical stone fruit & citrus wafts through the air, making way for a pillowy, perfectly balanced mouthfeel & flavour. New to the core range in both keg & can, its ready to be thoroughly enjoyed by all!

Hazard Pale Ale - Named after our Kingswood Ute, this American style pale ale has been brewed with a Ute-load of Australian Hops. With a balanced malt profile and bitterness, it is the ultimate session pale ale.

This is the official beer of the Sydney Swans, crafted to celebrate the team's spirit and passion. This crisp, extra pale lager offers a clean, refreshing taste that's perfect for any occasion.

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.

When the Sydney suburb of Newtown celebrated its sesquicentenary, the brewers of Young Henry were invited to brew a unique beer to showcase the unique style of Newtown. The resulting beer was an Aussie Pale Ale called Young Henrys Newtowner. Made from three varieties of local hops this beer is fun, fruity and even a little bitter - just like Newtown.