Hopsmith is a West Coast style IPA and all about the hops. Triple dry-hopped, the all American grown hop varieties are allowed to shine with citrus, pine, fruity notes and a nice dry, bitter finish.

Restrained red fruit with a background of menthol, leather and tobacco on the nose leads to a big mouthful of cherries, vanilla and plums with good intensity. A nicely balanced wine, drinking very well.

Larry is an easy drinking pale ale full of tropical Queensland fruit flavours. Lightly bittered and perfect for a hot Summer's day.

Brewed to celebrate the sesquicentenary of the Newtown suburb of Sydney, Young Henry have created an Aussie pale ale to be proud of with Newtowner. Three varieties of local hops combine for a fruity beer that's light on the palate with a subtle bitter edge.

Day dreaming in a cloud of haze, this East Coast IPA is intentionally left cloudy, creating a creamy mouthfeel. Teaming with punchy tropical hop aromas, full of apricot, peaches and passionfruit. This is as notoriously juicy as it gets.

Clean crisp, with a refreshing finish, ideal for that Aussie summer thirst quencher. Cascade, Centennial & Vic Secret hop build give it a citrus & subtle tropical lift on the aroma

Brewed out of the old 'Little Creatures' Brewery that was carted across the country from Fremantle, this great dark ale has a great intensity with sweet tones. Medium hops with caramel and toffee notes that lingers for considerable time.

This is a session beer made with love for all of us. Philter XPA will meet you with tropical fruit aromas, delivering a distinctly refreshing hop flavour and leaving a balanced finish. Naturally cloudy and easy drinking, she's a beaut.

If a weather app forecast the outlook on this beer it would say slightly cloudy with a downpour of juicy hops. Its luscious nectar showers your lips with a combination of candied orange, mango and passionfruit, followed with a refreshing breeze of bitterness beneath. Chill out, sip back and relax with a lazy Hazy.

Once poured, peach and citrus drift from the pint, spurring imagery of backyard trees laden with fruit. The first mouthful sends pineapple, sweet malt and a gentle bitterness across the palate. Its light-bodied, cruisy and brewed with the session in mind.