Hook Norton is one of only 32 family owned breweries in the United Kingdom today and has a rich heritage that began in the Cotswold's back in 1849. Today the brewery embraces a thoroughly modern approach with traditional values which can be seen in beers like this Haymaker Pale Ale. Plenty of Golding hops are used to produce a strong ale of richness and smoothness and incredible length.

This is a richer version of the famed Irish stout, loaded with dark chocolate & roasted coffee beans, rich chocolate milk smoothness on the palate and toasty malts on the finish.

Magners Irish Cider can rightfully claim to be the leader of the pack in world of cider. The unique, refreshing taste of Ireland's favourite Cider over ice is the perfect refreshment over those long, hot summer days.

The home of Bertie Cider is in Bertie Street Melbourne, in the very same building that once produced that staple of showbags across Australia, the Bertie Beetle chocolate treat. The cider uses only Victorian apples, which are hand-picked and cold pressed to create a crisp, delicious apple cider thats small on sugar but big on taste.

A crisp and refreshing style with aromas of fresh-cut apples and blossom. Made from freshly-crushed Victorian apples, Golden Axe is gluten free and vegan friendly. With no added sugar or concentrate.

A refreshingly zesty lemon cider. Free from artificial colours and flavours, Bertie Zesty Lemon is made with natural ingredients and fresh crushed Australian fruit for maximum flavour.

Old Fart Ale This Ale is bronze in colour and is well balanced, carrying a fruity hoppiness with subtle hints of sweetness. The perfect gift for that older gentleman in your life!

Australian born and bred, Little Fat Lamb Strawberry and Lime offers a full refreshing strawberry taste with a touch of lime. Best served over ice with a pinch of mint.

A high proportion of Crystal malt in Old Speckled Hen provides the key toffee/caramel flavour. The yeast used to ferment the beer provides the other key character - estery or banana/pear drop. This estery note provides the fruity and refreshing balance. The hops used add a palate cleansing herbal note and very slight orange citrus.

To create Guinness 0.0, the St James’s Gate brewers start by brewing Guinness exactly as they always have, using the same natural ingredients - water, barley, hops, and yeast - before gently removing the alcohol through a special cold filtration method. Cold filtration protects the integrity of the beer's taste and character. The brewers then carefully blend and balance the flavours to ensure the distinctive flavour profile and taste characteristics of Guinness.