Bright Any Day XPA

Bright Doggo Catto Brau Tropical XPA

They call it Little, but it’s full of juicy stone fruit and citrus and a profile that fills the palate nicely and finishes with a lil’ bitterness.

Bridge Road Little Hazy Pale 255ml

Clean, fresh and dangerously quaffable, it's brewed in the Blue Mountains, it’s a homage to not only summer vibes, but also Mountain towns.

Mountain Culture x Sierra Nevada Summer Pale Ale

This Hazy Pale Ale is all about the Pink Boots hop blend of Loral, Eukanot, and HBC 586 which sit right at the heart of the beer and bring plenty of hop character and aromas. A mix of Mosaic and Citra was added to the mix to round it out in a classic NEPA style, with just a touch of Sabro in the mix to dial up the tropical and juicy feel of the beer. (375ml) 5.1% ABV

Pink Boots x Philter x Blackhearts & Sparrows Juicy Pale Ale

A clean, crisp Pale Ale that's xxtra light in colour, with refreshing ripe stonefruit, pithy citrus and a hint of pine. (330ml) 4.5% ABV

Range Brewing Sunshine XPA

Full-bodied hazy pale that’s been hopped with US and NZ hops. Pours a bright, thick yellow for extra refreshment.

Banks Brewing Good Times Hazy Pale Ale

Devilbend is a new project based down on the Mornington Peninsula, with the talented Michael Stanzel behind the beers, where they’re working to grow the majority of their own grain and hops. Their mid-strength Lager doesn’t skimp on flavour with prominent hop flavours at the fore. (375ml) 3.4% ABV

Devilbend Little Devil Mid

Philter Coldie Australian Pale Ale

A classic ESB (and a favourite style of the B&S team!) that uses Yorkshire Ale yeast and a trio of British hops: Fuggles, East Kent Goldings, and Styrian Goldings. The result is a delicious malt-forward bitter with woody, earthy, and citrus notes. (375ml) 4.3% ABV

Boatrocker Yorkshire Pale Traditional Ale

Shapeshifter Waves Hazy Pale

An easy-drinking Pale Ale—what more could we ask for? In the glass, expect subtly pineapple-like fruit notes with a soft and herbaceous bitter finish. (375ml) 4.2% ABV

Devilbend Graydens Pale Ale

Using carefully selected Ella and Simcoe hops and added them at precise points during the brewing process. The result? A bright and citrusy brew with plenty of floral hop character and a firm bitter finish. (375ml) 4.9% ABV

Hargreaves Hill Pale Ale

They've crafted not one, but TWO Hazy Pale Ales, coming in at 5.2% ABV, and are utilising the same base, techniques and water profile. Their variation—for scientific purposes—will be that one beer will be dry hopped with hop pellets and the other will be dry hopped with spent hops from the others dry hopping. (330ml) 5.2% ABV

Range In with the Old Hazy Pale

Range Out with the New Hazy Pale

Regardless of whether you're the sporty type or not, you'll be winning with this sessionable pale ale. Clean, balanced and oh-so-easy to drink. (375ml) 4.2% ABV

Deeds Pre Game Pale Ale

Incredibly well-crafted gluten-free beer from the folks over at Two Bays. Brewed with millet, buckwheat, rice, with the addition of Citra and Loral hops, this brew is creamy, crisp, light, fresh & with a touch of citrus. (375ml) 4.5% ABV *Gluten free

Two Bays Gluten Free Pale Ale

A classic if we ever saw one! This American Pale Ale has a richer and fuller malt body with fantastic notes of pine and fresh grapefruit. (355ml) 5.0% ABV

Sierra Nevada Pale Ale

Light tropical and citrus aromas carry through to the super clean palate with a full finish and some underlying bitterness. This bad boy was hopped with a medley of El Dorado, Trident Salvo, Galaxy and Vic Secret hops. Straight to the park we say! (355ml) 4% ABV

Bright Brewing Pale Ale

Hazy, golden, and fruity, this dry hopped pale ale has a smooth bitterness balanced by earthy, cereal sweetness. (375ml) 4.8% ABV

Bruny Island Urban Farmer Pale Ale

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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.