Fox Friday Lager

A super refreshing Italian Lager with a hint of floral notes from European Noble hops and supported by a refreshing malt backbone. Crisp, dry and damn delicious, it's "malto" bene, baby! (330ml) 4.6% ABV

Blackhearts Birra Italian Lager

A Mexican-style Lager that's light in the glass and a little too easy-drinking. Need we say more? We really can't think of a more perfect beer for the summer. (375ml) 4.4% ABV

Kaiju Cerveza Crisp Lager

Hop Nation Footscray Draft 355ml

Undergoing an extended lagering period of 3 months, it's extraordinarily true to style with bready malts, gentle carbonation, and subtle fruity undertones. (375ml) 5.2% ABV

Boatrocker Mönk Munich Helles Lager

This tasty lil beer is inspired by crisp Rice Lagers. It's light and verrrry sessionable with a light malt body tied up nicely by a dry finish. (375ml) 4.2% ABV

Philter Super Cool Lager

A Mexican-style Lager with layers of subtle citrus on the light body, with a clean, dry finish. All that's missing? A Carne Asada Torta! (375ml) 4.0% ABV

Balter Cerveza

Easy drinking, crisp, low bitterness, and subtle Aussie hop flavours abound. (355ml) 4.8% ABV

Sailors Grave Sou' East Draught

The Dark Emu is brewed with mamadyang ngalluk and burru ngalluk, both indigenous grass seeds native to the East Gippsland region which were harvested on Bruce's property in nearby Mallacoota before being roasted and added to a base of dark-roasted barley malt. Dry and complex, with an earthy, roasted savouriness. (355ml) 4.8% ABV

Sailors Grave Dark Emu Dark Lager

Pouring an alluring golden in the glass, with flavours of green apple, honey and florals developing into full-bodied, spicy notes with balanced lingering hop flavours. (500ml) 5.3% ABV

Aktien Landbier 1857 Golden Lager

There's nothing more classic than a crystal clear Lager, and this Helles-style from Bodriggy is serving refreshment by the bucket load. Sweetly spiced, delicate pear aromas and balanced bitterness. (355ml) 4.2% ABV

Bodriggy Lager

Deliciously refreshing and golden like the best European afternoons, and pilsners. Rothaus hits our fridges once a year and sells out very quickly so get yourself a bottle or several while you can. This Pils is fermented from bottom-fermenting yeast that’s been developed in-house, and matured for around four-weeks. After generations of brewing you can expect something delicious.

Rothaus Tannenzäpfle Pilsner

Tasty, reliable and super sessionable Lager from Japan's Yebisu! Brewed with extra malt for an extended period, this is rich in flavour with toasty hop aromas. (350ml) 5% ABV

Yebisu Premium Lager

Full-bodied, clean and crisp with some malt sweetness and lower bitterness. Herbal, cold, and uber refreshing, give this a try, you'll love it. (375ml) 4.8% ABV

Love Shack Lager

This lager from Bright Brewing in Victoria's Alpine Valleys region is everything you wanted it to be and more - crisp, refreshing and easy to drink, with a subtle floral and tropical edge from new world hop varieties sourced locally.

Bright Brewing Alpine Lager

Boatrocker Local Lager 375ml (can)

Sapporo Premium Silver Can 650ml

Inspired by the traditional steam ales originating in the mid to late 1800s, the style is fermented with lager yeast at higher temperatures for a nuanced, hearty hybrid of both ale and lager. Mountain Goat's Steam Ale is a little different, opting to brew at a cooler temperature, the resulting brew is refreshing, crisp and very sessionable. (330ml) 4.5% ABV

Mountain Goat Organic Steam Ale

The can isn’t just a can, but something with curves reminiscent of Gaudí, and the flavours have the realistic beauty of a Casas painting with the delicate, crisp touch of Mapi León as she strikes a goal. The trick is to never buy one because they come in six-packs. (330ml)

Moritz Lager Can

Garage Project Riwaka Only Fans Dry Hopped California Style Pilsner 440ml

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## ABOUT LAGER BEER
We may venture off for a while to explore all the splendour and creativity that the beer industry has to offer, but all roads lead back to the humble lager. A deceptively hard style of beer to brew, lager gets its name from the german word ‘lagern’, which means ‘to store’. The reason for this is because lagers are required to go through a longer maturation period, at near-freezing temperatures, in order to obtain that clean, crisp taste that we associate with the beer style. We most often think of lagers as being light in colour, with a mellow flavour and cleansing bitterness, but the world of lagers is just as diverse as ales. From a light, delicate pilsner and helles, right through to a hearty, malt-forward märzen and dunkel, the world of lagers offers endless possibilities!


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