Yeah, quadruple-hopped, barrel-aged, double IPAs brewed with gold leaf and space dust are great, but have you ever had a pale ale? A good pale ale is a beautiful thing, and Tasty Pale Ale is a stunner. With punchy hop flavours of pine and stone fruit from the all-US hop line up, and a full-bodied mouthfeel, this brew is one tasty crowd pleaser.

Lindeman's Early Harvest wines are lighter in alcohol and calories. In this blend, the grassy flavours of Semillon are combined with lifted fruit characters of Sauvignon Blanc.

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.

Tar & Roses Pinot Grigio is is a lovely expression of the variety with aromas of pear, stone fruit and honeysuckle. Crisp and medium-bodied, the flavours of quince and spice are framed by clean acidity.

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.

Coopers Extra Pale Ale is an easy drinking and well balanced ale that's full of hop flavour.

Status Quo is a juicy New England Pale Ale. Made for hop lovers with massive late and dry hop additions, it's full flavoured and more tropical than the Hawaiian ukulele orchestra.

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.

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.