Located in the heart London's old spirits industry, East London Liquor Company is an independent British distillery and the first to make spirits in East London for 100 years. Originally a glue factory in Bow Wharf, East London Liquor Company found its home in the disused industrial space and repurposed the venue to create a custom-built distillery which sits within a beautiful craft cocktail bar.

Light amber in colour, with a slight haze. A good balance of bitterness, biscuity malt with slight caramel flavours, backed up with stone fruit, pine and citrus characters. Carton of 24 x 375mL Cans.

The story goes that twin 'beerded' brothers, Thomas and Charles, set out to find the great inland sea of Australia, Lake Eyre. Ensuring they stowed plenty of Pale Ale for their journey into the scorching centre, they soon had no choice but to stay put and let the water find them. This Pale Ale is the lead beer of the Steamrail range, picking up a Bronze medal at the 2016 Royal Adelaide Beer Awards & Silver Medal at Australian International Beers Awards 2018. A Pale Ale brewed with wheat and crystal malt. It has two additions of the citrus and floral cascade hop in the brewhouse. It is then dry hopped in the fermenter with the intensely flavour-filled Australian Galaxy Hop. IBU: 25 Carton 24 x 330mL Bottles.

Welcome to the New World. A full flavoured pale ale with fresh aromas of pine and grapefruit. Bright in appearance with a deep golden hue, a biscuity palate, and a smooth bitter finish. The future is now. IBU 20

A familiar style that Australian beer drinkers will recognise. Malted wheat adds to its refreshing character delivering a beer with a fruity nose and slight hints of passionfruit, grapefruit and citrus. IBU: 18.5 Carton of 24 x 345mL bottles.

Beefeater's Pink Gin is a vibrant new strawberry gin from Beefeater London. Sweet and refreshing.

Theres an expression used at the Coopers brewery; Born to brew, its an expression and sentiment spoken by many but with over 150 years dedicated to the art of brewing, in this instance its true. Coopers truly are a brewing family with six generations that date back to 1862 when Thomas Cooper brewed his first batch of ale. Whether youre in camp green or red, rest assured youre getting six generations of Coopers family passion for brewing in each sip. Beware of pale imitations, this is the beer that inspired a new generation of ale drinkers. Fruity and floral character with a crisp bitterness and cloudy appearance. Carton of 24 x 375mL Cans.