Once you go black. This gold medal winner is in the style of an Irish Stout with a light sweetness. A deep ruby black colour gives way to a beautiful tan head. An aroma of roasted coffee and rich chocolate, followed by a full, creamy mouthfeel. Pair with rich, hearty meat dishes and desserts.

Full-bodied and flavoursome, our O’Brien Lager 3.0 is a naturally brewed mid-strength beer. Crisp and clean, the pronounced malt characters are complemented perfectly with a sharp hop freshness.

With its deep copper hue, O’Brien Dark Ale delivers warmth and mouth feel. Its dark, spicy notes sit perfectly alongside hints of caramel that combine to complete this winter brew.

Crisp, light bodied and American in style, it displays subtle hoppy dryness, spicy citrus aromatics and a nutty malt finish.

The beer we serve at our taproom when someone asks for something ‘easy’. The DayDream lacks nothing on the body for a session ale, whilst maintaining a completely approachable profile for any drinker-alike.

Capital Brewing Trail Ale is a fresh and juicy session ale that's big on floral aromas and hoppy bitterness. Smooth enough to be enjoyed anytime, with a balanced malt backbone and distinctive finish, this is one to stock up on.

Hazard Pale Ale - Named after our Kingswood Ute, this American style pale ale has been brewed with a Ute-load of Australian Hops. With a balanced malt profile and bitterness, it is the ultimate session pale ale.

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.

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.

Kaffe Arabika is a wonderfully rich and flavoursome coffee liqueur that is ideally served straight up or over ice but is equally delicious when mixed with either milk or cola. Why not add it to your favourite cocktail mix for that extra espresso character?