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!

Heaps Normal Quiet XPA is too good to be wasted. Create your own normal while celebrating the normal of and being respectful of other who may not think your normal is heaps normal! This refreshing and delicious non-alcoholic XPA has citrus and tropical aromas with a unmistakably beery finish. Unfiltered with a subtle malt sweetness and balanced bitterness, reminiscent of your old pals.

Heaps Normal Quiet XPA is too good to be wasted. Create your own normal while celebrating the normal of and being respectful of other who may not think your normal is heaps normal! This refreshing and delicious non-alcoholic XPA has citrus and tropical aromas with a unmistakably beery finish. Unfiltered with a subtle malt sweetness and balanced bitterness, reminiscent of your old pals.

7th Day Brewery XPA. ABV - 4.7 % Extra Pale Ale. Very light body, fruity and floral hop profile with undertones of passion fruit.

Brewed in honour of the 2020 Bells Beach Rip Curl Pro which was killed off by COVID-19. As Aussie as the competition it honours, brewed with all Aussie malt and hops, this XPA is Xtra pale, Xtra hoppy and Xtra refreshing.

Mornington XPA is a hoppy fruit bomb with a lean malt profile and packed with aromas of citrus and stonefruit followed by distinct flavours of lemon, pine and mango. This ale is surprisingly sessionable, mild in bitterness and bursting with hop character.

Using pale malt and torrified wheat for the malts and Citra and Galaxy hops. Citra hops will bring out those pine and citrus note, Galaxy brings out those passion fruit and stone fruit notes. Its light straw in colour with a slight haze. This XPA is dryer than most.

Named after the shipyard that John Boston would fish of to supply his Saltworks venture. This refreshing Coastal XPA was the perfect beer to drink on those sunny days on the docks.