The world's first space beer, 4 Pines Stout, has been created by the pioneering crew at 4 Pines Brewing! Engineered along with Saber Astronautics, 4 Pines Stout is the very first beer able to be enjoyed in zero gravity! With Space tourism about to go mainstream, it simply makes too much sense for this beer that is brewed in the traditional Irish style with a full, creamy head, rich deep body of chocolate and caramel, not to be be able to enjoyed at such lofty altitudes. The other great bonus is it tastes just as delicious down here on earth!

Sold in 50 countries worldwide, the unique recipe of KRONENBOURG 1664 is distinguished by the use of the aromatic Strisselspalt hop - the 'caviar of hops', delivering a long, slow, satisfying taste. Hailing from historic Alsace province, this premium continental Lager, is more bitter than sweet, with a distinctive citrus flavour reminiscent of grapefruit.

Asahi 'Soukai' (refreshing in Japanese), is a low-carb, premium international mid-strength beer, brewed using the same unique, quality Asahi yeast. At 3.5%, Soukai has a crisp and refreshing taste, with a slight bitter note to provide a balanced flavour.

Australia's first no carb beer, Big Head is a refreshing and full-flavoured lager styled beer with plenty of hop bitterness making it a fantastic sessional beer.

An Easy drinking classic Australian Pale Lager. Made from 100% Australian pale malt the Coastie Pale Lager is an unfiltered crisp and refreshing beer. Coastie is light on body to allow the Australian hops and malt to shine through. The Lager is late hopped to add an extra aromatic character to what is a clean, simple style.

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

Iron Jack is a mild, mid strength lager with low body and low bitterness to produce an easy drinking beer for maximum refreshment.The beer is fermented with lager yeast and fermented cool toproduce the clean, fresh taste thatmakes it so sessionable. The subtle use of Saazhops to add complexity and give the impression of a fullerbeer is evident in the aroma andlate flavour characteristics of the beer.