A golden Australian pale ale with a light malt body and zesty hop forward finish. With no other plan but to make good and honest beers, The Grifter Brewing Company began when Matt King, Glenn Wignall and Trent Evans set out to do just that in 2012. Proudly independent to this day, the guys have been steadily running their own race ever since. The original plan hasn’t changed, either. From the far-out and fruit-driven to classic styles with a new world spin, every Grifter beer is made with best-quality hops, malts and sheer drinkability in mind. Simply, it’s got to be a beer before anything else and there’s something in our tanks for anyone who wants to enjoy a classy one.

La Chouffe Blonde leaves citrus notes on the palate, followed by a refreshing, pleasantly spicy note, giving it a lovely lightness. With its 8% alcohol content and slightly hoppy taste, this golden beer has won over beer lovers from all over the world down the years. The story begins in the late 1970s, in the middle of the Vallée des Fées (the Valley of the Fairies), when two brothers-in-law, Pierre Gobron and Chris Bauweraerts decided to create their own beer in the garage belonging to Chris’ mother-in-law. With the little money they had at the time, they began what the brewery’s fans now call the “Chouffe Story”. The 1st brew of 49 litres was produced on 27 August 1982.

Yebisu is Sapporo's premium brand of beer. A great session beer due to less bubbles rich malt and an even handed use of hops. A golden hue glimmering under a gentle froth and the toasty aroma of hops satisfy the key three qualifications of good beer. Yebisu piques the senses and delivers a rich and refined drinking experience.

Kirin Brewery undergo their brewing process with an uncompromising spirit, giving it unparalleled quality and flavour. The symbol of Kirin Brewery, the Kirin, derives from ancient Chinese mythology and is revered as a harbinger of luck. In 1907, the Japan Brewery Company changed its name to Kirin Brewery, continuing its high standards in securing the best malt and hops and investing in facilities. This emphasis on quality led to Kirin ranking in the top tier of Japanese beers, attaining a 60% domestic market share by 1972. The launch of Kirin in 1990, with its unique first press wart process, generated record sales and soon became one of the company’s most successful products. Kirin Laboratories houses a yeast bank with over 1,000 varieties of yeast—frozen for use in a range of beverages. Highly-skilled artisans select yeast to match ingredients as well as brewing processes, facilities, and other variables to obtain signature flavors. The artisan’s expertise is the culmination of years of experience, and it speaks to the brewery's quality and character. Every year, Kirin sends hop specialists to the hop fields of Saaz in the Czech Republic where they search for the best of the crops. Expertise, experience, and longstanding relationships with local producers play an important role in the rigorous process of selecting highly aromatic, high-quality hops. Even today, Kirin holds a special spot in the hearts of millions of beer lovers in Japan—and around the world. The taste of Kirin without the alcohol! A richer and deeper taste compared against other non-alcoholic beers in the market. These beers are crafted with the finest ingredients for freshness and pure enjoyment which include carbonated water, sugar, Japanese yuzu fruit and lime fruit juice. Kirin pay attention to detail and refinement with a goal to represent a rich culture of meticulousness. They carry out every step of the process with awareness true to Japanese craftmanship. Kirin manifests the authentic tastes of nature crafted to appeal to the palate. Unlike other beers, this beer is made under Kirin's signature, First Press Ichiban Shibori method which brews beer to its purest state for the best flavour, extracting only the most flavourful of the finest ingredients to result in a smooth, rich taste.

Kirin Brewery undergo their brewing process with an uncompromising spirit, giving it unparalleled quality and flavour. The symbol of Kirin Brewery, the Kirin, derives from ancient Chinese mythology and is revered as a harbinger of luck. In 1907, the Japan Brewery Company changed its name to Kirin Brewery, continuing its high standards in securing the best malt and hops and investing in facilities. This emphasis on quality led to Kirin ranking in the top tier of Japanese beers, attaining a 60% domestic market share by 1972. The launch of Kirin in 1990, with its unique first press wart process, generated record sales and soon became one of the company’s most successful products. Kirin Laboratories houses a yeast bank with over 1,000 varieties of yeast—frozen for use in a range of beverages. Highly-skilled artisans select yeast to match ingredients as well as brewing processes, facilities, and other variables to obtain signature flavors. The artisan’s expertise is the culmination of years of experience, and it speaks to the brewery's quality and character. Every year, Kirin sends hop specialists to the hop fields of Saaz in the Czech Republic where they search for the best of the crops. Expertise, experience, and longstanding relationships with local producers play an important role in the rigorous process of selecting highly aromatic, high-quality hops. Even today, Kirin holds a special spot in the hearts of millions of beer lovers in Japan—and around the world. The taste of Kirin without the alcohol! A richer and deeper taste compared against other non-alcoholic beers in the market. These beers are crafted with the finest ingredients for freshness and pure enjoyment which include carbonated water, sugar, Japanese yuzu fruit and lime fruit juice. Kirin pay attention to detail and refinement with a goal to represent a rich culture of meticulousness. They carry out every step of the process with awareness true to Japanese craftmanship. Kirin manifests the authentic tastes of nature crafted to appeal to the palate. Unlike other beers, this beer is made under Kirin's signature, First Press Ichiban Shibori method which brews beer to its purest state for the best flavour, extracting only the most flavourful of the finest ingredients to result in a smooth, rich taste.

La Chouffe Blonde leaves citrus notes on the palate, followed by a refreshing, pleasantly spicy note, giving it a lovely lightness. With its 8% alcohol content and slightly hoppy taste, this golden beer has won over beer lovers from all over the world down the years. The story begins in the late 1970s, in the middle of the Vallée des Fées (the Valley of the Fairies), when two brothers-in-law, Pierre Gobron and Chris Bauweraerts decided to create their own beer in the garage belonging to Chris’ mother-in-law. With the little money they had at the time, they began what the brewery’s fans now call the “Chouffe Story”. The 1st brew of 49 litres was produced on 27 August 1982.

The dark, reddish-brown Trappist beer from Westmalle contains, thanks to secondary fermentation in the bottle, a rich and complex taste that is characterized by malty and fruity notes with a fresh bitter finish. The monks of Westmalle have been brewing a dark Trappist beer in addition to their existing meal beer since 1856. In 1926 they adjusted the recipe and brew the beer a bit heavier by doubling the ingredients. This is how the beer got its name Dubbel, although many often simply call it Trappist. That recipe is still the basis for the Westmalle Dubbel that we know today.

A golden Australian pale ale with a light malt body and zesty hop forward finish. With no other plan but to make good and honest beers, The Grifter Brewing Company began when Matt King, Glenn Wignall and Trent Evans set out to do just that in 2012. Proudly independent to this day, the guys have been steadily running their own race ever since. The original plan hasn’t changed, either. From the far-out and fruit-driven to classic styles with a new world spin, every Grifter beer is made with best-quality hops, malts and sheer drinkability in mind. Simply, it’s got to be a beer before anything else and there’s something in our tanks for anyone who wants to enjoy a classy one.

Great Northern Super Crisp lager was brewed with an outdoor lifestyle in mind. This beer is light gold in colour and overall fruity characteristics. It has a light palate with subtle bitterness. This beer is has a refreshingly clean and crisp finish. Great Northern is brewed in Queensland with Australian lager yeast, pale malt and a light stable hop and malt extract to produce a refreshing, crisp beer without compromising on taste. The Finer Details Style - Lager Country - Australia Bottle Size - 330ml ABV - 3.5%

Balter XPA delivers a punchy profile of tropical fruit and floral aromas that carries through onto the palate. A brilliant brew for those after an easy drinking beer, this XPA has a fully-hopped body that ensures maximum satisfaction with every sip.