Sommeliers descriptionA warm chestnut brown with red glints and a cream-beige head. The abbey yeast in combination with the rye, wheat, and roasted malts generates a complex bouquet of dark dried fruits: plums, dates, rum raisins, and a hint of hazelnut. The drink is dry and elegant and leaves behind a wine-like impression. IngredientsBrew water, barley malt, wheat malt, rye malt, dextrose, natural hops, yeast (the sugar is completely fermented during bottle conditioning - the traditional method)

Brewed with dark malts. Combines the warmth of a red wine with the frshness od a beer. Delicious!

Erdinger Dunkel has aromas of spiced fruit and smooth toffee, a light taste courtesy of quality produced, locally grown Bavarian Hallertau hops with balanced sweet, malty flavours and gently tart fruit, leaving a full bodied, light bitter finish.

A clever creation from Germany harnessing typical wheat characteristics whilst delivering a crystal clear finish. A fruity and spicy nose, with complimentary citrus and clove fragrances. The fresh spring water and hops sourced from the world famous Bavarian Hallertau region produce a smooth and light bodied in the mouth, leaving a refined, champagne like finish.

Brewed and bottled in Germany since 1886, Erdinger has a brewing heritage of over 125 years. This is a hazy pale yellow brew, rich with yeasty, spiced bright citrus with a long mellow finish. Serve Chilled.

Brewery de Posthoorn was founded in 1806 in the South of Holland. The brewerys name was chosen because of its location next to the postal carriage station. The post horn was used to signal their arrival and departure. While waiting for the postal carriages, people enjoyed the brewerys fine beer. Be sure to expand your taste of international beers by ordering a carton online or visiting your local first Choice store. - BRONZE Medal Winner - Australian International Beers Awards 2017. Carton of 24 x 500mL Cans.

Kölsch is a style of beer first brewed in Cologne, Germany. It is unusual because although it is warm fermented with ale yeast, it is then conditioned at cold temperatures like a lager.Which gives it a crisp light flavour style.In 1986, the brewers of Köln agreed upon the Kölsch Konvention, which set out the brewing process that had to be used and restricted the use of kölsch to breweries that were within 50 km/30 mi of Köln. In 1997, Kölsch became a product with a protected geographical indication (PGI), expanding this protection to the entire EU.[3] Currently thirteen breweries in and around Cologne meet this convention.

In the case of Duvel Tripel Hop Cashmere, dry hopping and the addition of Cashmere hops gives the flavour a tropical twist that will be irresistible to devotees of specialty beers, particularly Belgian IPA beers. The addition of this hop variety to the classic Duvel recipe enlivens the flavour palette with intense tropical and floral notes of citrus, peach, melon and coconut. It's the ideal Belgian specialty beer to enjoy in the spring sunshine.

A golden-yellow wheat beer, with its fine-poured white foam, smells of cloves and impresses buyers with its refreshing banana flavour. It is full bodied and with a smooth yeast taste. To be enjoyed at any time, goes excellently with fish and seafood, with spicy cheese and especially with the traditional Bavarian veal sausage. Brewed according to our centuries-old brewing tradition on the Weihenstephan hill.

Schöfferhofer Hefeweizen is the most popular variant of the Schöfferhofer Classics range. If you look carefully, you’ll notice there’s little bit of yeast left in the bottom of each can. And thanks to a higher amount of hop, it tastes slightly more flavourful than other wheat beers – yet boasts a fresh and tangy fruitiness. Even visually, it is a true delight: Its shiny amber colour is one of a kind. But we might as well spare you all the talking. After all, the best way to feel Schöfferhofer’s sparkle is to open up a can, pour it slowly into a freshly rinsed wheat beer glass (Hold it tilted to avoid excess foam!) and take a first sip. Cheers!