Bursting with juicy tropical fruit hop aromas, this beer is unfiltered, full flavoured, and damn drinkable!

The wine is light to medium bodied, supple and textured – red berry fruits follow on from the nose. The palate reflects the warm vintage conditions – with fine grained, structural tannins preceding a long cherry, earthy finish.

A clear cherry Brandy that originates in eastern Europe, Kirsch is used in desserts and cocktails but it is best enjoed in a small glass, warmed by your hands.

The Bowler's Run Shiraz has lively, fresh fruit flavours of ripe plum and red berries are lifted by a touch of spice. A terrific little Shiraz for everyday drinking that is a perfect partner to any barbecue or party occasion.

Light and lively without being shallow, lemon blossom and pear flavours follow from the nose. The wine is fresh, restrained and evenly textured. Just a feather dusting of oak, and a lingering citrus finish.

Carlton Dry's extended brewing process removes excess sugars creating a smooth, crisp finish with lower carbohydrates than a full strength beer. A clean, crisp and incredibly refreshing lager that is perfect drinking in the summer sunshine or equally at home.

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.

Aromas of sweet spice and peppercorns with pears and green apple. The palate shows spiced pears and citrus combined with textural elements and fine, chalky acidity typical of the Henty region.

Cold filtered Bitter, such as this Ice Beer, is extremely popular due to it's crisp clean taste. It is a mid-strength lager with great value-for-money.

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.