Beer List

Beer tap

BEER PADDLES $13
Taste any 5 of our Tap Beer or Cider, served with a Bowl of Crisps

White Rabbit White Ale 4.5%
A delicate Belgian style wheat ale with refreshing hints of spice and fresh citrus aromas. Just a gentle amount of bitterness,
with a naturally cloudy appearance, a beer born out of the brewer’s imagination.

Kirin (Japan) 5%
Kirin beer is brewed using the first press process yields, the finest barley malt and premium hops. This results in a unique and complex flavour with a smooth finish and no bitter aftertaste.

Heineken (Holland) 5%
Heineken is a light mild blend of malted barley and hops. It has a slightly fruity aroma, very low carbonation, a short aftertaste and is a clear bright colour. It is crisp and refreshing, making it easy to drink which is why it is the world’s highest selling beer.

Boag's Draught (Australia) 4.6%
Brewed with pure Tasmanian water, Boag’s Draught is a full-bodied lager with smooth hop bitterness and a short, crisp, refreshing aftertaste. It has a sweet, fruity scent and low carbonation making it very easy to drink.

5 Seeds Cider (Australia) 4.7%
A medium cider with a slight tangy apple flavor,  that comes through in both aroma and taste.  
Real apple juice sourced from Braeburn apples is used in this cider to produce a very light colored
beverage that in appearance can be compared to white wine.

James Squires “The Chancer” Golden Ale (Australia) 4.5%
James Squires Golden Ale has a rich amber colouring which comes from toasted grains of wheat and barley. The fresh Amarillo hops which are used create a tropical aroma and a slight bitterness. Light carbonation, soft texture and a dry, mild finish means that James Squires Golden Ale is a great beer in summer or just to quench your thirst.

James Squires “Four Wives” Pilsner (Australia) 5%
James Squire Original Amber Ale is a handcrafted blend of Pale and Crystal malts, three distinct hops and 140-year-old top fermenting ale yeast. Deep copper in colour with a creamy head, this beer rewards the appreciative drinker with a long, slightly nutty finish.

Dirty Granny Cider (Australia) 5.5%
Classic and craft in style, Dirty Granny is brewed in small batches at lower gravity and then matured for a couple of months before it is bottled. This ensures it has a rich and full flavour which combines a good balance of sweetness and acidity and the crisp refreshing taste of 100% Australian apples.

One Fifty Lashes Pale Ale (Australia) 5%
One Fifty Lashes is refreshing Australian-style cloudy pale ale with restrained bitterness and a clean, smooth finish. It’s an easier-drinking beer than others in the James Squire range and a familiar style that Australian beer drinkers will recognise. The use of malted wheat also adds to its refreshing character delivering a beer with a fruity nose and hints of passionfruit, grapefruit and citrus.

Carlton Draught (Australia) 4.6%
Produced to a traditional formulation with high quality malt, sugar and hops, Carlton Draught is a well-balanced beer with a full-bodied flavour. A little drier on the palate, it has clean hop bitterness together with a pleasant fruity/yeasty aroma

Authentic Trappist Beers
In 1997, eight Trappist abbeys—six from Belgium (Orval, Chimay, Westvleteren, Rochefort, Westmalle and Achel), one from the Netherlands (Koningshoeven) and one from Germany (Mariawald) - founded the International Trappist Association (ITA) to prevent non-Trappist commercial companies from abusing the Trappist name. This private association created a logo that is assigned to goods (cheese, beer, wine, etc.) that respect precise production criteria.

• The beer must be brewed within the walls of a Trappist abbey, by or under control of Trappist monks.
• The brewery, the choices of brewing, and the commercial orientations must obviously depend on the monastic community.
• The economic purpose of the brewery must be directed toward assistance and not toward financial profit.

Bottled beers