The Shapeshifter crew are doing great things down in SA, like this double dry-hopped Red Ale! Here they've used a combo of Gladfield malts, to achieve that perfect red hue, with Strata, Amarillo and El Dorado hops to bring punchy pine, ripe citrus and light passionfruit notes to the beer. (440ml) 5.0% ABV

Shapeshifter Fading Light DDH Red Ale

Perfect for those cooler afternoons and evenings, Scarf Weather is a delightful take on an American Amber Ale. This year's iteration saw oranges added to the brew, to really dial up the cosy vibes and complement the ginger, cinnamon and citrusy hop notes. (375ml) 4.8% ABV

Molly Rose x Blackhearts Scarf Weather

A Rye Amber Ale that shows a bold malt profile with bright passionfruit and citrus hop characters, complemented by an unmistakable rye spice.

CoConspirators x Blackhearts The Brewer Rye Amber Ale 2023

Big toffee, malt-forward flavours are wrapped up in a smooth, velvety mouthfeel. And at just 3.5% we think you can have more than one! 3.5% ABV (375ml)

Love Shack Mid-Strength Red Ale

American Amber Ale that's been hopped with a trio of Centennial, Amarillo and Citra hops! It's big n' malty with a good bit of chew to the body and citrus-forward notes from the hops. (440ml) 6.0% ABV

Deeds Red Flag American Amber

Mountain Goat Fancy Pants Amber Ale

8 Wired Small Poppy Session Red Ale

A hoppy Red Ale with a lusciously rich, malty body that's tempered with a pine-forward bitterness. (440ml) 6.5% ABV

Pipeworks Blood of the Unicorn Hoppy Red Ale

Aged in Cognac barrels, it's smooth and sumptuous with a moreish toffee character and an oaky background. Part of the beer was kept to age in Pedro Ximenez barrels, giving it rich aromatics of sweet, over ripe raisins on the nose. (375ml) 10.2% ABV

Mountain Goat Hightail XXV Imperial Amber Ale

Toffee and spice flavours abound with a hint of pine and citrus from the addition of American hops. This is one to coax you through the last few months of cold weather! (440ml) 5% ABV

Hop Nation First Light Nitro Red Ale

Bruny Island Fresh Hop Harvest Ale

Built around a combination of five speciality malts, Devil's Dance Floor features Belgian candi sugar and sea salt for a wickedly good double red ale.

Hop Nation Devil's Dance Floor Salted Caramel Double Red Ale

The perfect wintery beer. Big malt flavours with cosy notes of roasted barley and a hint of orange blossom. (440ml) 4.6% ABV

Deep Creek Leprechaun's Belle Irish Red Ale

Red IPAs are the ideal companion when the weather gets cold, but hops are life so a porter or stout just doesn't do the job. Bodriggy's Gongim RIPA is all that you could want and more, with huge doses of piney, resinous hops rounded out by a biscuity malt profile and solid bitterness. What a RIPA! (355ml) 6% ABV

Bodriggy Gongim RIPA Red IPA

Taking inspiration from the spectacular sunsets that our mates across the Nullarbor get in W.A., the Sunset Ale from Two Birds uses nine different types of malt to create a rich yet extremely sessionable amber ale with notes of pine, grapefruit and toffee. (375ml) 4.6% ABV

Two Birds Sunset Ale

This uses Galaxy, Willamette, and Cascade hops - making for a fruity, floral, and balanced brew. (500ml) 2.8% ABV

Bruny Island Lighthouse Ale Session Red Ale

An indulgent double red IPA from Mountain Culture in the picturesque Blue Mountains. Nicely rounded, with citrus, tropical fruits, and candied malt. (355ml) 8.0% ABV

Mountain Culture Double Red IPA

Bonehead Revered American Red Ale

Hepburn Springs Brewing Co. Irish Red Ale

Fox Friday Astrao Amber Ale 440ml

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## ABOUT BEER
At the end of a long day, there’s nothing quite like a good beer. Since the recent explosion of the craft beer scene, we’ve had our eyes opened to the extensive reach of the amber brew—hell, sometimes it’s a different colour completely! If you're after hops galore, how about an IPA, or a slightly more subdued pale ale? We’re big fans of a malty backbone in our beers, and even reach for a roasty, toasty stout in the cooler months. If you’re here to experiment, mixed-fermentation beers open a whole new world of flavour, while a kettle sour is sure to do the trick on a sunny afternoon.