All natural, crispy little ginger beer with refreshingly less sugar and a super quenching finish.

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.

Refreshingly crisp and vibrant, Hawkesbury Pacific Ale celebrates Australian Galaxy and Eclipse hops and is bursting with passionfruit, zesty citrus and tropical fruit. Light straw in colour with a slight haze this beer is a sessionable thirst quencher.

For the off-beat seekers, thirsty for the new. Fresh, Hazy, Juicy and absolutely No Shortcuts.

With subtle hops, full malt, and a soft clean finish Stone & Woods hand crafted Green Coast Lager is influenced by the surrounding green hills in the Northern Rivers that roll down to meet the Pacific Ocean. Unfiltered, it has a light amber colour with a natural yeast cloud, and a flavour that strikes a balance between its subtle hop aroma and full malt palate, finishing soft and clean. Something so fine, yet so complex requires quality ingredients, attention to detail and finesse to produce. The best grain adds both softness to the palate and a full bodied malt character, whilst noble hops provide a subtlety and harmony that takes time to get right, and like the good things in life, it just cant be rushed, so take it slow.

James Squire Alcoholic Ginger Beer, the perfect refreshment when you dont feel like a beer. Made with Australian ginger and lightly spiced, James Squire Alcoholic Ginger Beer is a boldly refreshing alternative to beer.

Wayward's American West Coast IPA offers a big flavour but is also balanced enough to drink all day. Tropical fruit and citrus notes from multiple hop additions are supported by a sleek but firm bitterness and a clean, dry finish.

Full ginger beer taste and full beer strength (5.3% to be exact). The Ginja Ninja is brewed with local Tumut region Batlow apples. It has almost no carbs as most of the sugar is fermented out of it. When you feel like a change from beer or just want to try something different, ask for a Ginja Ninja.

This take on the XPA style beefs up the body (of the beer that is, not you), and uses just a single hop throughout. If you’re going for one you might as well make it a good one, so choose Citra. It hasn’t been hopped it to oblivion, instead allowing for the addition of crystal malt to express and balance the assertive bitterness. Of course it's been dry hopped generously, so there’s plenty of aroma there too!