Young Henrys wouldn’t be what it is without Newtown. It’s our home, community and inspiration. So when the suburb celebrated its sesquicentenary and we were invited to brew a unique beer to celebrate, we jumped at the chance. The resulting craft beer was an Aussie Pale Ale called Newtowner.

Australian ginger from the Australian ground (good ground), ensure things like real ginger cream and natural base products are used to create a great tasting, refreshing beverage perfect when you dont feel like drinking beer or wine. Complex yet simple, safe but dangerous, smooth yet sharp, tight but loose. Thats Brookvale Union.

One of Australia's most popular mainstream beers, and often the best value. Always a crowd-pleaser.

A smooth, subtle lager with the perfect balance between hop and malt. James Boag's Premium Lager is acclaimed both at home and internationally, thanks to its rich Tasmanian heritage and smooth, sophisticated style.

Colonial Brewing Co. South West Sour is a warm weather seasonal brewed in Margaret River in Western Australias South West. Pale, Wheat and Munich malts build a light body with a hint of sweetness and is partially fermented with a natural acidifying bacteria in the brewhouse. Ale yeast completes the job in the fermentation tank, adding a little extra fruitiness to boot. Hops from both hemispheres provide a vibrant tropical aroma, but with low bitterness to keep this golden sour light and refreshing.

Green Beacon Brewing Co Windjammer IPA has juicy citrus and pine with firm hop bitterness on palate.

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.

Wheat, malted barley, and oats give it a full body and luminous yellow hue. As you might expect, hops are front row centre, with US strains supplying a myriad of fruity characters. A sturdy head gifts aromas of pineapple & mandarin. To drink, it’s full and fresh, showing tropical fruits, moderate bitterness, and a lick of resinous pine.

Stones Ginger Beer is a fantastic thirst quencher. It has a punchy ginger bite and a refreshing taste that is sure to go down perfectly after a hard day in the garden when water just won't do.